The phrase "addressing local issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or actions that focus on problems or concerns specific to a particular community or area.
Example: "The community meeting will focus on addressing local issues such as traffic congestion and public safety."
Alternatives: "tackling community problems" or "dealing with regional concerns".
He denied that the reintegration and reconciliation programme amounted to "blatant bribery" and said it was designed to work by offering alternative economic opportunities in the form of jobs and addressing local issues.
A similar criticism was leveled at the re-development of the Vieux Port for Marseille's 2013 stint as City of Culture – namely, that it was a substitute for coherently addressing local issues.
Addressing local issues through faith-based organizing.
All Generations For Peace activities are led by volunteer leaders of youth, passionate about addressing local issues of conflict and violence in their own communities, and powering a cascading model for youth-led change.
People are already assembling to address local issues in Harlem and Brooklyn, she said.
Sir Harry speedily re-energised it with a revamped design, sharper reporting and editorials that addressed local issues.
Mayors are increasingly utilizing human rights strategies to address local issues, including gender equity, housing, and domestic violence.
(Nicola Buckley) "There are lots of examples of universities working together with communities to harness their collective enthusiasm and insights to address local issues.
The state Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign Committee released four 30-second advertisements attacking Gov. George E. Pataki's economic record upstate, each one slightly tailored to address local issues in Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo and Albany.
However, his car was registered in Sweden, and the motives declared in emails sent to a Swedish news agency and the security police addressed local issues.
Transparency is even more important when leaders use their voices to address local issues, as evidenced by the rise in CEO activism.
