The phrase "addressing key" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "addressing key issues" or "addressing key points," but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing key concerns regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackling important" or "discussing crucial".
This means addressing key issues in public finance, including taxation.
And by addressing key emissions from agricultural production – from cows and other ruminants, from fertilizers, and from rice production practices, we can greatly reduce emissions from agricultural production".
The framework before you outlines commitments and oversight mechanisms which aim at addressing key national and regional issues," Ban said in his speech.
He has a platform which appears to be addressing key issues of housing, pollution and the ageing population," said Philip Bowring, a political commentator.
Burnett's greatest service is to tell a story that helps us understand the present-day political obstacles to addressing key environmental questions.
Genevieve Hutchinson, health advisor, BBC Media Action, London, UK, @genevieveh77 Genevieve supports the planning and implementation of media and communication projects addressing key health issues in Africa and Asia.
Such a move would mean that volumes of evidence collected by Nicklinson's legal team, addressing key issues in the right-to-die debate that were not heard during his case, could still end up being presented in the supreme court.
European equity crowdfunding platforms are openly addressing key issues like transparency for investors.
We conclude with advice for addressing key shortcomings in current policy Delphi practice.
(2) A global perspective, by addressing key challenges of the global community and developing goals and strategies to achieve them.
In this review, we discuss microfluidics in the context of addressing key challenges in particle-based drug delivery.
