The phrase "addressing the negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of confronting or dealing with negative aspects or issues in a situation.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on addressing the negative feedback we received from our clients to improve our services."
Alternatives: "tackling the negative" or "confronting the negative".
The guiding principles represent the global standard for preventing and addressing the negative impacts of business on human rights.
This meticulous examination will take great precedence in addressing the negative impact particulate fouling has in the industry.
But they make the former less likely, and they go some way toward addressing the negative externality that lies at the heart of the latter.
Speaking in Brussels, Katainen added: "We want to keep up, and keep Europe as open as the US for new innovative business models, at the same time as addressing the negative effects".
She focuses on significant contemporary challenges to development and moral issues of today like cultivating democratic citizenship, understanding and addressing the negative consequences of rising inequality, combatting modern day slavery, and reducing prejudice.
While it will be interesting to see their estimates of the human contribution to the rise in global temperature, what we already know is that humans are in the position of addressing the negative effects from the rise in global temperature.
"Knitting is good, but knitting does not address the negative breakdown of the human spirit and human body.
In light of those potential costs, managers should directly address the negative beliefs that people are harboring.
"I am encouraged that the company is starting to address the negative sentiment in the market," Christopher Gower, a Lehman Brothers analysts in London, said.
Brand says she has long hoped to make social workers "seem like real people" and address the negative stereotypes of "middle-class, tweedy women" and "hippy do-gooders".
