The phrase 'made addressing' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'addressed', however. Example sentence: He made a speech addressed to the public.
For years afterward, he made addressing his people en masse a New Year's rite.
The economic downturn has made addressing climate change less urgent for voters.
The White House has made addressing sexual assault on campus a priority.
Beyond trade, tariffs, and Donald Trump, this year's G7 made addressing gender inequality a priority.
He has made addressing homelessness, affordable housing, improving infrastructure, and educational outcomes his top priorities during his time in office.
The collapse of Rana Plaza in Bangladesh last April, causing more than 1,000 deaths, made addressing the issue seem even more urgent.
But he has helped make addressing it permanently compelling.
But this week's case may make addressing the issue of violence against women unavoidable.
Undoubtedly the online world makes addressing these kinds of issues more challenging.
Perpetuating the attribution of high health-care costs to physician greed just makes addressing these critical questions more difficult.
We must make addressing this risk a priority.
