The phrase "addressing work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or focusing on tasks or responsibilities related to one's job or duties.
Example: "In our meeting today, we will be addressing work that needs to be completed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "tackling tasks" or "dealing with responsibilities".
This model is capable of addressing work days, holidays, and large-scale activities, and it provides data support for transportation planning and holiday operation schemes at the network level and the implementation of gradual improvement plans over different time periods [16, 17].
The FPQ is furthermore the only instrument containing a specific scale for participation restrictions addressing work and employment (see [ 5]).
In order to explore the associated factors for the anxiety symptoms of Chinese nurses, two theoretical models addressing work related stress have been included in the study.
Occupational health is a field that has been neglected in Uganda, there is no forum for addressing work related musculoskeletal injuries especially in public hospitals.
We analysed answers to work-related component questions from different questionnaires commonly used in chronic pain trials all addressing work but using different wording and assessment scales.
Since the F.M.L.A., there has been no new federal legislation specifically addressing work-life balance for the vast majority of American workers.
Today, our presence in NYC provides a launch pad for addressing work-related challenges in NYC, New York state and around the globe.
These companies are not addressing working dads' concerns because they want to be charitable.
For many years, there have been well-established policies and practices in both government and private sector organizations aimed at addressing work-family balance.
Some of the events lectures, panel discussions, and workshops addressing work-life balance and resilience are typical fare for an academic campus.
Schwarzenegger had proposed slashing an additional $11 billion from the cost of addressing work-related injuries.
