The phrase "addressing provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, regulatory, or organizational frameworks where specific provisions or clauses are being discussed or referenced.
Example: "The addressing provision in the contract outlines the responsibilities of each party in case of a dispute."
Alternatives: "provision for addressing" or "clause for addressing".
Would only apply to children under 12 in exceptional circumstances · Should do at least 60 minutes of moderate activity a day Schools · Should address provision of recreational spaces, catering and school travel plans to promote exercise and healthy eating.
This research contributes to the growing literature on football-led health improvement, while extending it to address provision for OA.
We provide the SPEND model as a proximal prototype to begin to conceptualize the steps that can be taken to introduce programs that begin to address provision of sexual health services to MSM in hostile climates.
This paper has enumerated a number of considerations to address provision of disability services in an urban Australian Aboriginal community including building expertise and specialist capacity within Aboriginal Health Worker positions and services.
Over half of pharmacists and almost half of GPs wanted more time to provide and explain CMI, and around a quarter of both groups wanted counselling appointments to address provision.
Job No. 1 should be to address provisions in the health-care-reform law that increase costs for consumers and small employers.
That is why policy makers should address provisions that will further increase premiums, like the health insurance tax, and take steps to ensure broad participation in the system.
The three-judge court, which hears rare appeals from the full Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, addressed provisions of the Protect America Act, passed by Congress in 2007 amid the controversy over Mr. Bush's program of wiretapping without warrants.
There are many provisioning solutions in the open source community (to say nothing of the proprietary world!), and many talented and clever people are working to address provisioning –physical and otherwise — in a variety of ways.
But in the end I can't believe the black caucus will become the instrument of Tom DeLay". Monday's high court ruling did not specifically address provisions of the McCain-Feingold bill.
