The phrase "addressing individual" is not correct as it lacks a determiner or context to clarify its meaning.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of speaking to or dealing with a specific person, but it needs to be modified for clarity.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the individual concerns of each team member."
Alternatives: "addressing the person" or "speaking to the individual".
The focus is also shifting from addressing individual poverty to stabilizing families.
To complement the installation, they organized a series of art talks addressing individual action.
This is such a wonderful thing in addressing individual needs and giving the kids what they want to learn.
We try to provide a brief overview why addressing individual domains is of interest and highlight recent progress for the most prominent approaches.
The course spanned all 4 years of the undergraduate curriculum and focused on addressing individual patient and community needs, prevention and population health, and diverse learning contexts.
This might encourage government responses to move beyond charitable approaches to homelessness, focused on addressing individual needs, to approaches aimed at addressing structural causes and restoring justice and dignity to those for whom that matters most.
When nearly half of trans people attempt suicide, addressing individual mental health concerns isn't enough; we have to fix the transphobia that affects so many aspects of our daily lives.
Cynthia Bergman, an agency spokeswoman, said Thursday that the rule would allow the agency to "address the needs of all states grappling with the regional transport of air pollution rather than addressing individual petitions from multiple states".
Katherine Brown, director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies thinktank, said: "Before addressing individual drinkers it's important to begin by tackling the problem at the source, making it less easy to access cheap strong drink in supermarkets at all hours.
