The phrase "addressing loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of dealing with or coping with loss, whether it be emotional, financial, or otherwise.
Example: "In her speech, she focused on addressing loss and the importance of support systems during difficult times."
Alternatives: "dealing with loss" or "coping with loss".
The Paris Agreement of December 2015 ruled out the possibility that "addressing loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change"1 "should provide a basis for liability or compensation"2.
This descriptive study examines the involvement of professional chaplains in addressing loss of dignity, inconsequential life or not having a legacy, fear of burdensomeness, and fear of pain in veterans at the end of life.
The agreement acknowledges "the importance of averting, minimizing and addressing loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change". This was deemed crucial by poor and small-island countries that suffer the most from extreme weather and from long-term impacts like droughts.
This discussion of compensation, as a core way of addressing loss and damage, has long been a contentious subject for parties to agree on.
Following this it was played with policymakers in Senegal as part of a workshop focussing on PEA science and addressing loss and damage, which involved 40 government, civil society, and scientist stakeholders.
In the following year (COP17, Durban 2011), negotiators agreed that the work program on loss and damage continue and in particular assess the risk of loss and damage, develop approaches to address such, and consider the role of the Convention in addressing loss and damage.
Recently, a linearized OPF for active distribution system with reactive power flow and voltage constraints considered is proposed in [29] to mitigate the problem of the high R/X ratio and incapability of addressing losses.
The two SEIQoL versions tap into different concepts; health-related quality of life, addressing losses and problems related to having cancer and, quality of life, more associated with aspects perceived as positive in life.
It's in their interests to address loss and damage now".
Bausch's work often addresses loss through synchronous and vacant movement.
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, from the alliance, added: "An international mechanism to address loss and damage from climate change is a clear demand of people in developing countries.
