The phrase "addressing level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or extent of a particular issue or topic that needs to be dealt with or considered.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing the level of customer satisfaction within the organization."
Alternatives: "tackling the degree of" or "considering the extent of".
A 24-item questionnaire, adapted from the Rowland-Morris activity scale [ 21], was administered at visits # 1,3, and 5. Perceived functional activities were measured with the COOP questionnaire [ 22], addressing level of physical fitness, emotional distress, daily work, social activity, pain, change in health, overall health, social support, and quality of life.
It is a psychological tract about doubles and doppelgangers, addressing levels of human consciousness.
As a result, governments internationally are designing interventions to improve health and wellbeing by addressing levels of social capital in communities.
Bodeker et al highlight the fact that there is a general lack of data addressing levels of access and affordability of alternative health care and that many of these services are paid for out-of-pocket [ 21].
Finally, earlier studies never addressed level of empowerment.
The questions addressed level of energy, pain, support from family, feeling nervous and ability to enjoy life.
In fact, we are aware of few studies that have addressed level of cognitive functioning as a predictor of unmet needs.
They must address levels of resource use and efficiency worldwide as well as reflecting differences between countries (in levels of development, wealth and resource endowments).
We have a long way to go to address levels of violence, particularly against women with disabilities, and to ensure all people with disabilities are treated equally before the law.
For his paradigm to work, boards at many banks need to be proactive and take supervisory relations more seriously," Walker said.The report does not address levels of pay for bankers but calls for a link between pay and behaviour and "appropriate consequences for transgressions of risk appetite".
The indicators addressed levels of (a) planning for participation in activities due to asthma, (b) interference with participation, and (c) prevention from participation.
