"continuously addressing" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the action of talking about a particular issue in a persistent manner. For example, "The team has been continuously addressing the issue of budget cuts in the past few weeks."
Mr. Rodríguez said he had been on the road continuously, addressing primarily non-Hispanic Christian conferences to spread the message on the overhaul.
Great strategy remains foundational to transformation, but successful execution also requires surfacing and continuously addressing the invisible reasons that people and cultures so often resist changing, even when the way they're working isn't working.
Key ASAP program components include full-time enrollment, consolidated scheduling, cohort course-taking, comprehensive advisement, career and employment services, tutoring, summer and winter course-taking, and immediately and continuously addressing any remedial needs.
Integrating these four abilities into the system would enable it to continuously address "availability", "accessibility", "affordability", and "acceptability" as the four sustainability-related dimensions of energy.
After this, two follow-up lessons were provided to continuously address these issues (see Fig. 3).
Harmen van Sprang and Pieter van de Glind co-founded the global Sharing Cities Alliance this May to continuously address the sharing economy and improve the lives of citizens.
(17) The issue of culturally-based social exclusion will need to be continuously addressed by enhancing the quality and inclusive nature of education at all levels.
Good quality research can and must be generated to continuously address critical knowledge and practice gaps to advance innovation in and improve implementation of public health programmes.
The capacity to continuously address new problems and improve access to quality health services requires not only financial and material inputs, but also investments in leadership development, management, and service delivery systems improvement [ 6, 7].
On the other hand, we have to continuously address children's rights to protection and participation in order to ensure that every child realizes their rights to access social welfare services in order to develop to his/her full potential, and to grow up in a happy family environment".
The CJF model is unique in that it is community based, thus empowering communities to continuously address their own problems, increase their knowledge and capacity in dealing with rights issues and build their capacity to protect and promote the rights of community members.
