The phrase "addressing the right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or acknowledging a specific right, often in legal or social contexts.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing the right to education for all children in the community."
Alternatives: "tackling the right" or "dealing with the right".
In fact, he said, many investors do not even believe officials are addressing the right issues.
Through it, M&S is addressing the right things, in the right way, to secure critically important outcomes".
Earlier on Wednesday, Kevin M. Warsh, another Fed governor, suggested in a speech in Manhattan that the regulatory debate in Congress was not addressing the right questions.
Before long, the unsuspecting lecturer was addressing the "right" students with enthusiasm, with only the odd uncomfortable glance to the rest.
"I know many of you had hoped to see Rand Paul here today," she said, addressing the right side of the crowd but really speaking to the left side.
Addressing the "right" issue should increase the effectiveness of the intervention.
It is not by accident that on this most self-consciously crafted mission he took a pass on addressing the right-leaning Knesset but will lay a wreath, this morning, on the grave of Theodor Herzl.
For over 30 years, Charlotte played a leading role in addressing the rights and needs of people with disabilities.
Without addressing the rights or wrongs, Tiger probably needs to send Butch a very expensive bottle of wine, and perhaps some flowers, and a grovelling note.
Warren school board member Ben Lazarus told CapCon that he believes the district made the right call to close schools, but teachers acted poorly in choosing a "sick out" as a way of addressing the right-to-work legislation.
California is the first state to pass a law addressing the rights of transgender students.
