The phrase "addressing terrorism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures, policies, or actions taken to confront or deal with terrorism.
Example: "The government is focusing on addressing terrorism through enhanced security measures and international cooperation."
Alternatives: "tackling terrorism" or "combating terrorism".
I find it fascinating that in an editorial addressing terrorism, you make mention of acts of terror in New York, Madrid and London, but do not include Israel in your list.
But "addressing terrorism", Bouchareb added, was not the film's priority.
The United States is "very particular about how the Philippine government is addressing terrorism," particularly Jemaah Islamiyah, said Eduardo Ermita, the Philippine defense secretary, during a news briefing on Monday.
Very early in his administration, Mr. Bloomberg will have to demonstrate that his police force is capable of addressing terrorism and more traditional crime while managing a manpower drain in which retirements have doubled in the past year to more than 2,000.
Still, defining and addressing "terrorism" remains an inexact science, the study claims.
It is time that we begin addressing terrorism on an educated and factual level.
Only Rico Gatson directly addresses terrorism or war, with his kaleidoscopic videos punctuated by images of exploding bombs.
The president did not specifically address terrorism in Kashmir, but he did tell Mr. Vajpayee, "Terrorism is terrorism," a spokesman said.
One executive who had reviewed the lease said that the contract included a provision that specifically addresses terrorism, effectively letting the consortium out of the contract.
Syria could be removed from the list if a Middle East peace agreement is concluded, "which would necessarily address terrorism issues," the report states.
The Justice Department issued a triumphant press release saying that the case "underscores the department's commitment to address terrorism by using all legal authorities available".
