The phrase "addressing priority areas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the focus on important issues or topics that need attention or action.
Example: "The committee is dedicated to addressing priority areas in education to improve student outcomes."
Alternatives: "tackling key issues" or "focusing on critical areas".
Ideally patients should be involved in the development of quality indicators to ensure they address priority areas, and take into account the preferences of, the target population [ 30].
Reviews of medical education research have been valuable in illuminating main thematic areas that have been studied as well as methodological limitations of this work; these findings have led to numerous debates about gaps to be addressed, priority areas to be examined and the criteria that should be used to assess progress [ 3- 8].
Rural outreach by specialist doctors is supported by Australian policy [ 2, 3] and research [ 4] to overcome workforce shortages, address priority areas of care and provide professional support and education for permanent rural health staff.
Previous studies have shown that paediatric research in general often does not address priority research areas.
The project was complex since it addressed three priority areas of concern identified in the Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis namely the loss and degradation of coastal habitats, over-exploitation of fisheries, and land-based pollution.
The project entitled "Reversing Environmental Degradation Trends in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand" was complex since it addressed three priority areas of concern namely the loss and degradation of coastal habitats, over-exploitation of fisheries in the Gulf of Thailand, and land-based pollution.
What types of future research could potentially address these priority areas?
Knowledge translation requires the availability of context specific knowledge that addresses policy priority areas.
Thirdly, crisis points need to be addressed as priority areas, and specific reference is made to children deprived of their liberty.
While this contributes greatly to staff capacity-building in the region, it also means that the regional specialist has considerable less time to address other priority areas and can lead to regional staff burnout.
