"combatting inequality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in sentences describing actions being taken to reduce or address inequality. For example: - The government implemented several policies aimed at combatting inequality in access to education. - The organization's main focus is on combatting inequality in the workplace. - We need to come up with effective strategies for combatting inequality in our society.
Tristram Hunt will tomorrow make an appeal for Labour to get back to its core purpose of combatting inequality – urging the party to have "challenging conversations" about the role of class in entrenching unfairness in society.
Congressional Democrats, who are more interested in combatting inequality than stoking economic growth, should also want to eliminate the state and local deduction, since it disproportionately benefits high income taxpayers.
We spoke to Ingrid LaFleur about her plans for combatting inequality, halting gentrification, and preserving her city's art and music legacy.
Judith SARGENTINI (Greens/EFA, NL) warned against repeating the same mistakes as with the EU-Turkey deal, such as using money to strengthen "fortress Europe" instead of reducing poverty and combatting inequality.
With an exuberant president at its helm, the social-justice organization is doubling down on combatting inequality.
Last October, for example, it outlined a programme of reforms to combat inequality.
Education has great potential to combat inequality, but progress simply isn't possible if legacy persists.
In the long run, he says, "the best policies we have to combat inequality involve investing in our citizenry.
"A day that celebrates men's issues – especially those outlined in the university's statement – does not combat inequality, but merely amplifies existing, structurally imposed, inequalities".
We can combat inequality through investment in affordable housing, including for very low income families, supportive housing for those who need it, and other progressive policies.
There is some evidence that raising skills levels can combat inequality, and governments should certainly redouble their efforts to reduce the number of people who leave school early.
