The phrase "addressing discontent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of acknowledging and responding to feelings of dissatisfaction or unrest within a group or community.
Example: "The management team is focused on addressing discontent among employees to improve morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "tackling dissatisfaction" or "confronting grievances".
A radical reduction in tailpipe emissions is essential for China's government to address discontent caused by urban smog levels.
The challenge, according to the Times, is to address discontent over the wealth gap, without vilifying rich people like herself and the people who will bankroll her campaign.
Some of these politicians (who would form the Conservative Party in the 1840s) believed that a neutral figure was required one who could stand above political factions and petty interests to address discontent and moderate disputes.
"Lansing's approach to addressing voter discontent with the emergency manager law is to simply deny people the opportunity to vote on the issue," said spokesman Brit Satchwell.
Trying to address the discontent, the government began steps to liberalize in 1989 and held parliamentary elections in 1991.
And how do they address passenger discontent about slow, balky in-flight Wi-Fi service, not to mention complaints about the dearth of power outlets on airplanes?
They complained that not only does Mr. Mitchell have negligible corporate experience, but they say he is too closely allied to Mr. Eisner and his appointment does little to address investor discontent with Mr. Eisner's management of the company.
To address the discontent, Mr. Perestroika and his comrades have discussed several solutions, including giving association members a choice of journals to subscribe to when they pay their dues and putting the journal online so more articles can be published.
He will also have to address mounting discontent among developing nations, some of which contend that the United States and other wealthy countries have betrayed free trade by refusing to dismantle import barriers that protect farm goods, textiles and steel.
