The phrase "addressing invasive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of dealing with or managing invasive species or issues.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing invasive species that threaten local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "tackling invasive" or "dealing with invasive".
Prior to that, she had the great experience of working on a Minnesota military site conducting graduate research and developing a response program addressing invasive plant species, as part of a M.S. program in Ecology and Natural Resources at St . Cloud State University
These range from relatively advanced policies and procedures, such as in the Netherlands where there is a national policy framework for addressing invasive species, to nations that do relatively little to prevent the arrival and spread of invaders.
In a recent review focussing on field studies addressing invasive plant impacts Hulme et al. (2013) used a list of 400 of the most invasive plant species worldwide to calculate the percentage of species from each plant functional group that were quantitatively assessed for invasion impacts.
The agreement, which updates promises between the two nations first made in 1972, sets goals for each country to address invasive species like the Asian carp; curb phosphorus runoff, which can contribute to algae blooms; and cut pollution from industry and vessels.
Despite this difficulty, current deliberations in the EU about developing a comprehensive policy instrument to address invasive species are very promising.
The second is to maximize use of the existing EU policy framework, possibly with some modifications of legal instruments so that they better address invasive species.
The first is a business as usual model, in which the EU continues to rely on the current suite of national and EU policies, and the range of international policy instruments, to address invasive species.
We are doing our part to help build awareness of the lakes' vulnerabilities, contribute to research to address invasive species, accelerate habitat restoration as well as protect and promote native wildlife.
At the meeting, during a debate about how to address invasive species issues, Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn agreed for the first time that ecological separation is the "ultimate solution" to permanently keep Asian carp and other aquatic invaders out of the basin.
To conclude, the group discussed the development of common strategies for diagnosis, antimicrobial treatment, case management, and vaccine and nonvaccine interventions that will address invasive Salmonella in Africa.
This plan proposes management actions for addressing aquatic invasive species (AIS) threats to the State of California.
