systematically addresses problems

Hi,

We, the people, want practical solutions and thoughtful proposals based on an actionable strategy that systematically addresses problems.

Is it better to say "systematically address problems" or " address problems systematically"?

Source: Social Excellence Survey in MENA Region - KOP Organization.



Thanks,

They’re both fine but there’s a slight difference in emphasis.

“…systematically addresses problems” emphasizes addressing problems

“…addresses problems systematically" emphasizes the system that will address them

You can use whichever one you prefer.

And you might like to reconsider using the word actionable. 👁 Eek! :eek: