The phrase "addressing supportive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of providing support or discussing supportive measures, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing supportive measures for our team members."
Alternatives: "discussing supportive" or "providing support for".
He doesn't have many friends and, on the advice of his therapist, he addresses supportive letters to himself: Dear Evan Hansen.
Clinical trial publications rarely address supportive care in detail.
The literature addressing the supportive, rehabilitative and palliative needs remains limited and diffuse 47 and reflects a gap in the existing knowledge regarding the breadth of needs across the disease and treatment trajectory for patients with HGG and their caregivers.
— As Rick Santorum has addressed huge, supportive crowds in recent days — with hundreds whooping at his jokes and cheering his blistering criticism of the Obama administration — he seems to be displaying a newfound swagger and letting loose with free-swinging remarks.
As Zelaya addressed a supportive United Nations audience in New York, Hondurans in Tegucigalpa were demonstrating against and, in smaller numbers, in favor of the deposed leftist leader.
In particular, she notes the need to address the supportive environment, usefulness or social impact of research, and professional outcomes [ 32].
The literature that addresses the supportive, rehabilitative and palliative needs still remains limited and reflects a gap in the existing knowledge regarding the breadth of needs across the disease and treatment trajectory for patients with HGG and their caregivers.
Use of such an instrument could then prompt clinicians to be proactive in addressing patients' unmet supportive care needs and, where appropriate, refer to support services to enhance their QoL.
"I say to the Taliban: surrender the terrorists, or surrender power," said a stern Mr. Blair, addressing a noisily supportive crowd at the Labor Party's annual conference in this seaside town.
