The part of a sentence "addressing the condition" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It means to deal with or to respond to a particular situation or issue. Example: The doctors are currently addressing the condition of the patients in the critical care unit.
De Botton's standard argumentative gambit is exemplified in the opening pages, when he offers, as what is grandly called a "thesis", the proposition: "The most profitable way of addressing the condition may be to attempt to understand and to speak of it".
As awareness increases, men are starting to inquire about treatment more often, and doctors are addressing the condition more.
We then have the following important result addressing the condition for a linear operator to be stable.
In addition, some therapies (eg, folic acid, CDP-choline, validation therapy) were included in this review due to their possible relevance to the treatment of vascular dementia, despite the lack of clinical trials specifically addressing the condition.
The book formed part of a literary trilogy, including Coningsby and Tancred, addressing the "condition-of-England" question: the problems thrown up by mass urbanisation, large-scale industrial capitalism, and the collapsing social infrastructure of early Victorian Britain.
Instead, we should allocate many more resources to eradicating diseases like tuberculosis and addressing the conditions that spawn such threats to global health.
The Comayagua prison fire was a disaster long foretold, but addressing the conditions that caused it can prevent a recurrence and show how even violence-plagued Honduras can successfully tackle a security crisis.
He has redirected large portions of the bank's resources (it issued more than $61bn in loans and other forms of funding last year) toward goals that fall outside its traditional mandate of encouraging growth by financing infrastructure projects – stemming climate change, stopping Ebola, addressing the conditions driving the Syrian exodus.
Its legacy lies in the idea of "civilization" as understanding and addressing the conditions of the "other" from the other's perspective.
In 1970, Daniel P. Moynihan, future Democratic Senator from New York and at that time an advisor to President Richard Nixon, penned a famous memo to the President addressing the conditions of "Negroes at the end of the first year of your administration".
On Friday, after shooting a 71, Woods addressed the condition of his knee.
