The phrase "devoted to addressing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is fully committed or dedicated to dealing with an issue or problem. Example: The organization is devoted to addressing the growing issue of homelessness in our city.
The new mayor, Dan Sullivan, a Republican, has created a staff position and a task force devoted to addressing homelessness.
The gathering, dubbed #JUSTICEFORFLINT, is open to the public and presented by Blackout for Human Rights, an activist collective founded by Coogler which is devoted to addressing human rights violations in the US.
The remainder of this paper is devoted to addressing these questions above.
The Heath & Justice journal is devoted to addressing the unmet needs of those involved in or working in the justice system.
Consequently, a great deal of research effort in academia and industry has been devoted to addressing the data quality issue, especially the data accuracy, latency, and loss issues.
The resources currently devoted to advancing technology and product development, however, vastly exceed those devoted to addressing potential environmental health and safety concerns.
Many efforts have been devoted to address this issue in the past two decades.
In literature, some research work has been devoted to address these issues.
Recently, extensive studies have been devoted to address the conservatism of ({H_infty }) filtering design due mainly to inequality scaling in the derivation.
The present paper is devoted to address the use and evaluation of measures coming from digital images in an industrial context.
Although several CCS projects using PCC based on chemical absorption have been completed in the past, the capital and operating cost of the process remains unacceptably high and substantial research efforts have been devoted to address this need.
