The phrase "addressing their role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibilities or functions of individuals or groups in a particular context.
Example: "In the meeting, we will be addressing their role in the project and how they can contribute to its success."
Alternatives: "discussing their function" or "considering their responsibilities".
Instead, addressing their role in climate change has fallen to United Nations bodies such as the IMO and the International Civil Aviation Organization.
These concerned Republicans appear to be more concerned about their own redemptive arcs and protecting the legacy of their sacred conservatism than about addressing their role in its degradation.
I can't help but wonder if people who work for the U.S. Forest Service will watch shaking their heads and protest the documentary's shallowness in addressing their role as conservationists.
We care about dangerous toys, seat belts and healthy eating, but for some reason, addressing their role in a potentially life threatening disorder that will affect as many as 30 million people [1] in this country doesn't raise an eyebrow.
Understanding the secondary structure of G-quadruplexes is a key step to addressing their role in biological processes.
Addressing their role in regulation of physiological adaptations to environmental stress in insects, we selected the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum as a model.
Although prolyl hydroxylase domain proteins 1 and 3 (PHD1 and PHD3) may modulate angiogenesis via regulation of hypoxia inducible factor-1α (HIF-1α), there has been no study directly addressing their roles in ischemia-induced vascular growth.
However, there is no study addressing their roles by comparing native and alien congeners.
Most colleges and universities in the United States have had to address their role during wartime.
Nicky McIntyre, executive director at international women's fund Mama Cash, said she was pleased to see men "stepping up their efforts to address their role in gender equality".
This, combined with the nation's failure to adequately address their role in World War II, has laid fertile ground for Jobbik's brand of ugly populism.
