The phrase "advice on addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when seeking guidance or recommendations on how to deal with a specific issue or situation.
Example: "I would appreciate any advice on addressing the concerns raised by the team during the meeting."
Alternatives: "guidance on tackling" or "recommendations for dealing with".
(For advice on addressing employers' requirements in applications, CVs, and interviews, see my previous columns).
A writing fitness test encourages you to assess your own writing and get immediate advice on addressing problem areas.
"Hundreds of exchanges have been facilitated by GANM," Abbott said, noting, for example, a primary care physician in Diyala province, Iraq, who sought advice on addressing a measles outbreak under combat conditions; respondents included retired American nurses who had served in Vietnam.
This review will (1) present a historical overview of the basis for the boxed warning, (2) review and critically evaluate the evidence for lymphoma risk, (3) provide practical clinical and evidence-based advice on using TCIs in the management of AD, and (4) offer advice on addressing obstacles to patient access to these drugs.
Below, seven communications executives from Forbes Communications Council offer their best advice for addressing bad news on social media -- without getting your followers up in arms.
Work on addressing your flaws.
Future implementation should build on effective approaches including the use of system-initiated advice to address safety issues and improve the monitoring of therapy.
Where units for strategic reasoning are established to deliver policy advice on emerging technologies addressing "wicked" environmental problems [8], STS-perspectives on expert predictions can yield useful insights into how public interests and political priorities are implicated in the process.
Arita says that, other than psychologists who pick up the pieces -- usually years afterwards, no one gives parents advice on how to address the train wreck that frequently unfolds when the jolly guy is outed.
The organization sent letters to those people on Nov. 14, alerting them to the potential problem and offering advice about addressing it.
