The phrase "addressing industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to a specific industry or when referring to the act of dealing with issues or concerns within that industry.
Example: "The conference will focus on addressing industry challenges and exploring innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "tackling industry issues" or "dealing with industry matters".
The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) in Washington, DC has published a report addressing industry concerns regarding gasket performance and testing standardization.
Even today, says Mr Koné, the mining ministry can be erratic in honouring exploration permits.Meanwhile, the government granted 13 new mining licenses this month, at least partially addressing industry complaints about the process's glacial pace.
If the festival can adhere to that history of addressing industry problems, it could have a positive impact on another issue that has so far remained largely behind closed doors but has recently hit the headlines – diversity.
Addressing industry unity, he added: "In the 2000s we faced an altogether different battle as we had to re-engineer the entire shape of our businesses, and the skills of our journalists, in the face of the digital revolution.
Addressing industry leaders and government officials at its 100th annual dinner in London, the SMMT's president, Gareth Jones, said: "We must make the right decisions on trade, on regulation and on business competitiveness.
Universities must preserve core academic values the pursuit of knowledge, freedom to publish, and open discourse while adequately addressing industry's need for competitive advantage.
7.5 Addressing Industry-Specific Issues.
The African Green Revolution Forum brings all players together to address industry opportunities and challenges.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Thursday issued a new set of proposed rules governing hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas on public lands, moving further to address industry concerns about the costs and reporting burdens of federal regulation.
Oscar-winning actor and screenwriter Emma Thompson also addressed industry sexism, saying: "nothing has changed … some forms of sexism and unpleasantness to women have become more entrenched and indeed more prevalent".
"PEDs are a topic we are discussing at an organisational level and will be one that we need to address industry wide going forward to maintain the integrity of our sport".
