The phrase "addressing misinformation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of confronting or correcting false information.
Example: "The organization is committed to addressing misinformation in the media to ensure the public receives accurate information."
Alternatives: "tackling false information" or "confronting inaccuracies".
"Yes, we are trying to do a better job of telling our story and addressing misinformation," Cohlmia said, shortly before she retired, at the end of December.
And a spokeswoman for Facebook revealed that the company is exploring new options for addressing misinformation related to vaccines and other health issues.
Of course, given Twitter's seeming paralysis on addressing misinformation and trolling, they're not a great benchmark for Facebook to judge by.
Those working on HIV/AIDS issues must not only invest in medication, but also in educational efforts targeting mitigation by addressing misinformation about how people are infected and challenging cultural and/or religious influences that may consciously or unconsciously fuel stigmatization and discrimination.
These include addressing misinformation and poor knowledge regarding the practical and logistical factors associated with vaccination.
We also added "addressing misinformation" to the definition of "To inform or educate" We then held further deliberations within the project team to agree on the final taxonomy.
When that happens, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration can request that companies distribute corrective advertisements to address misinformation and inaccurate claims.
To address misinformation spread by right-wing Chinese Americans, there must be a more diverse range of content available on the WeChat platform.
We believe that new efforts to address misinformation through community awareness-raising meetings, radio discussions and trained local healthworkers will start to bring sick people back to the places where they can receive the best care.
For example, to combat the rampant spread of hate speech, harassment and conspiracy theories, Twitter started "experimenting with features that would promote alternative viewpoints in Twitter's timeline to address misinformation and reduce 'echo chambers,' " The Post recently reported.
We need to not only teach each other how to avoid STIs, but also open the dialogue about them and address misinformation and other notions that lead to harmful stigmatization.
