The phrase "addressing the project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of dealing with or focusing on a specific project, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "In our meeting today, we will be addressing the project timeline and deliverables."
Alternatives: "tackling the project" or "focusing on the project".
Using data to better understand the dynamics of the social care workforce is an essential step in addressing the projected national shortages.
The groups contended that the review did not fully address the project's potential impact on traffic, security and open space in the neighborhood, and that it had failed to take a "hard look" at alternative sites for the project.
Mr. Foster must also find a way to address the project's functional needs — meeting rooms, Internet stations, abundant shelving — while creating a circulation library that equals the Rose Reading Room in grandeur.
Rapid CD design processes pull together the sets of techniques from contextual design in order to address the project problems.
He says the Belo Monte Dam won't proceed without an $800 million "mitigation fund" to compensate indigenous people living in the dam's way, and to address the project's environmental impacts.
In this paper, we describe the community context, theoretical framework, and research methods to address the project aim with a qualitative study.
Children, women, men, FGM practitioners and community leaders were interviewed separately in order to address the project outcomes related to these groups.
Doing so would fully address the projected shortfall for 75 years.
And this represents millions of dollars of tax revenue.... Budget Q.... What steps do you plan to take to address the projected deficits?
A spokesperson for the UK's Department of Energy and Climate Change said: "We're taking urgent action to address the projected overspend on subsidies for renewables and protect bill payers.
