The phrase "addressing states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of dealing with or speaking to specific states, often in a political or administrative context.
Example: "The conference focused on addressing states' concerns regarding climate change and resource management."
Alternatives: "tackling states" or "dealing with states".
The organization is also addressing states that have either formal or informal barriers against same-sex couples or LGBT singles adopting, with the hope that this problem can be eradicated.
To date, implementations of FBA have been incapable of addressing states of metabolic activity resulting from perturbations other than gene losses/additions, incorporation of genetic expression data based on Boolean logic [ 21- 26, 26] or changes in nutrient availability.
"The role of the military can be mentioned in the constitution in the detailed articles addressing state institutions".
Addressing state TV, Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif said Iran was prepared to take the necessary steps to keep the deal on track.
In addition to payment delays, we are addressing state contracting, reporting requirements, and outcomes-based budgeting.
"We don't advocate any form of violence, that's what this whole thing is all about: addressing state violence".
The Eleventh Amendment ratified in 1795 overturned a 1793 Supreme Court decision addressing state sovereign immunity (Chisholm v. Georgia).
ACT for America, Gabriel wrote, should also "write and push a resolution that forbids Muslim Brotherhood front groups such as CAIR from addressing state elected bodies".
"Sippy cup colours", the critic Terry Castle once called them, and their titles likewise address states of pre-verbal, infantile bliss.
Sioux tribal chairman Dave Archambault, to whom the letter is addressed, states "our resolve to protect our water is stronger than ever".
"This doesn't address state taxes.
