The phrase "addressing rising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to increasing issues or challenges.
Example: "The government is focusing on addressing rising concerns about climate change."
Alternatives: "tackling increasing" or "dealing with growing".
It just does not seem like we are any closer to addressing rising costs than we were 10 years ago.
Mr. Schmidt had expressed concern that in addressing rising crime and terrorism, the government was threatening to give the authorities more power and to remove legal and judicial protections.
– Deborah McKenzie, director of organisational development at Public Health England We must collaborate on tackling shared problems: "A common challenge cities face is addressing rising social, economic and environmental pressures with fewer resources.
Obama has made addressing rising poverty a priority for his administration, but remains focused on arresting a three-decade-long trend of declining social immobility, which he says has damaged the economy and undermined confidence in the American dream.
MIAMI, June 14 — Addressing rising anger about the cost of owning a home in Florida — and the recent troubles of the state's real estate industry — the Legislature on Thursday approved a plan for a property tax cut it said would be the largest in state history.
The act has many new sweeping regulations aimed at increasing the quality of healthcare while addressing rising healthcare costs.
delivered remotely, so as to address rising costs of public tuition.
Dr. Cropp has been vocal about the need to address rising costs.
The Conservative Party is also failing to produce a credible plan to address rising living costs.
He said he "appreciated" the Legislature's desire to address rising costs of public higher education.
Mr. Arafat and his top aides are scrambling to address, or at least to appear to address, rising Palestinian and international demands for reform.
