The phrase "addressing resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation, management, or consideration of resources in various contexts, such as business, project management, or academic writing.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing resources to ensure that each department has what it needs to succeed."
Alternatives: "managing resources" or "allocating resources".
We present a framework for designing optimal policies addressing resource allocation problems in wireless networks.
Another work addressing resource utilization monitoring issues over heterogeneous multi-tenant clouds is found in DARGOS [22].
This paper presents an application of the latter approach for coordinating autonomic managers addressing resource optimization, in the perspective of green computing.
Export restrictions on metals and mineral products have been broadly applied by many countries with a view to securing domestic supply and addressing resource depletion.
Maternal and newborn advocacy groups can be instrumental in addressing resource barriers to improved delivery of maternal and newborn interventions.
Interviews consisted of ten open-ended questions addressing resource allocation issues allowing candidates to speak openly about the realities and complexities of the HIV/AIDS resource allocation process in kwaDukuza.
Engaging stakeholders (e.g. service users, community members, health practitioners and policy makers) in the evaluation was considered to be helpful for setting realistic goals, ensuring alignment with local priorities and for addressing resource issues.
Unlike many other approaches that address resources, this approach does not address criticality, nor does it consider the available resource stock, or extraction and replenishing rates.
It addresses resources, procedures, and documentation for small-scale preparations.
Importantly, this does not obviate rationing, since it simply addresses resources and trade-offs farther away from the bedside.
