The phrase "addressing healthy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or focusing on health-related topics, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "The conference will be addressing healthy lifestyle choices and their impact on overall well-being."
Alternatives: "discussing health" or "focusing on wellness".
"The fast-food companies aren't addressing healthy diet trends".
Knowing that I am doing work that will directly impact people's lives, it makes me very excited to continue working in this space where I can move towards therapy for neurodegenerative disease, or just addressing healthy aging.
The student-organized event does not use university funding and features programs addressing healthy relationships, alternative sex lives and about abstinence and consent. .
At the family level, a parenting intervention addressing healthy child rearing practices may help address discipline practices and monitoring.
Insight into facilitators and barriers to health-seeking behaviour in this less researched migrant population revealed tools for enhancing engagement in health promotion programs addressing healthy lifestyle.
In particular, aspects of behavioral interventions that have been identified as contributing to effectiveness have included intensity, parent/family participation, addressing healthy dietary change, promoting physical activity, and involving behavioral management principles such as goal setting.
This study suggests that parents and their children are interested in receiving education addressing healthier lifestyle choices and they also feel that the ED is an appropriate setting for such an intervention program.
As part of Health, Upper School students participate in the one-week Heart-to-Heart program that addresses healthy decision-making by teens.
To determine the level in which a plan addresses healthy living and active design, there is a need for a systematic, reliable and valid method of analyzing and scoring health-related content in plans and regulations.
Without exception, positioning studies have addressed healthy lungs or those with relatively symmetrical abnormality, such as experimental acute lung injury.
Some cities thought creatively about how under-utilized assets and unaddressed needs can be tackled together (e.g., Milwaukee's approach to using foreclosed properties to address healthy food disparities).
