The phrase "addressing perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of acknowledging or responding to how people view or interpret a situation, issue, or topic.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on addressing perceptions about the new policy to ensure everyone felt heard and understood."
Alternatives: "tackling viewpoints" or "responding to beliefs".
Those calling for the reinstatement of capital punishment often saw it as "a quick fix, particularly around elections times", rather than addressing perceptions of crime.
Addressing perceptions that the logistics industry is a career option for a very specific type of person is a real challenge – it's hard to escape the impression that roles primarily involve moving and lifting.
But anger about big deficits has stoked the populism roiling politics, and Republicans as well as some conservative Democrats want to cut spending right now as a way of addressing perceptions among voters that government has gotten too big, too intrusive and too profligate.
Successful joint-working can only be achieved, however, by addressing perceptions of how, for example, historians can work with scientists.
The Efficacy of Psychiatry Scale contained 5 items addressing perceptions of the challenges and effectiveness of psychiatry as a discipline.
In challenging these beliefs, a focus needs to be on dispelling perceptions of positive outcomes from using online child health information and addressing perceptions of potential negative outcomes.
It was widely felt that Donzelli – and fellow French director Maïwenn – were victims of a move on the festival's part to address perceptions, following last year's competition, that Cannes was sidelining women film-makers.
"We have consistently asked the executive to increase the distinctiveness of BBC television and to address perceptions among lighter viewers that it tends to play safe with programmes and television," said the trust.
It was organised by TV's Maggie Philbin who founded the event to address perceptions about certain careers.
To address perceptions of risk and preferred educational delivery methods for bioterrorism and emerging infections-related materials, a survey of occupational physicians was performed during the spring of 2001.
And turning to the many Chinese in the audience he warned that "for this to be a win-win, China has to address perceptions on both sides, in the West and within China".
