The phrase "assessing and addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation and response to a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The committee is focused on assessing and addressing the community's needs for better healthcare services."
Alternatives: "evaluating and responding" or "analyzing and tackling".
"I want to make sure that we're proactive in assessing and addressing the factors that could lead to excess risk".
Most of eBay's tech peers (and peers in every other industry) are doing little to nothing on assessing and addressing the gender wage gap.
The growing population of people over age 60 around Westchester has prompted county officials to begin assessing and addressing concerns about mobility, transportation and other needs in many areas designed primarily for younger people and families with cars.
The model developed and used in this study can help in assessing and addressing the environmental impacts of wind farms thereby ensuring the long-term sustainability of wind power.
Risk can also be transferred amongst locations, subpopulations, and sectors (Graham and Weiner 1995), which makes it important to consider a multitude of challenges (similarly to "multiple exposure") when assessing and addressing vulnerability and resilience.
A more regional comparative approach to assessing and addressing vulnerability to lahar-hazards is warranted, as opposed to one-size-fits-all mitigation and preparedness strategies that inadequately address differences in community context.
"This will help investors better assess and address carbon risk in their portfolios".
The Transportation Security Administration has hired private-industry specialists in crowd control and customer service to assess and address these problems.
Children's services are to reopen the case to assess and address the risk to the child and unborn baby.
In 2007, the partnership developed a tool to identify, assess and address risks posed by BAT's leaf-growing operations.
Also, Congress should give the F.D.A. (and other agencies) the legal authority to assess and address any environmental concerns engineered animals might pose.
