The phrase "addressing the procedural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters related to procedures, processes, or formalities in various contexts, such as legal, administrative, or organizational discussions.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing the procedural issues that have arisen during the project."
Alternatives: "tackling the procedural" or "dealing with the procedural".
Since Mr Ismaili's death, Sky Mare Navigation, the Explorer's management company, has addressed the procedural issues and provided further crew training, the report said.
First, the project addressed the "procedural" aspects associated with mitigating the consequences of attempted suicides, completed suicides and trespassing incidents with casualties [26].
The project addressed the procedural aspects of communication chain, enabled the development of a functional information reference source for all stakeholders and proposed technical specification and prototype for the situation management system.
"The public should be able to expect the highest standards of decision making at local authorities and the council must now address the procedural weaknesses I have identified in my report," he said.
Scalia's opinion addressed the procedural questions it had to and then swiftly and deftly in just a few pages, made it clear, yet again, that blind justice isn't blind at all and, apparently, is on the side of big corporate political donors and the United States Chamber of Commerce.
As much research has been aimed at the content of communication between GPs and specialists, we wished to address the procedural aspects of this communication.
This article addresses the various procedural steps and tips on avoiding pitfalls.
Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari, backed by delegates from Iran and North Korea, tried unsuccessfully to block Pillay from addressing the assembly by citing procedural arguments.
(4) HTA is an important tool for promoting high-quality innovation, steering research towards addressing the unmet diagnostic, therapeutic or procedural needs of healthcare systems as well as steering clinical and social priorities.
The court's ruling this week addressed only the procedural matter of whether the mayor of San Francisco could issue marriage licenses.
