The phrase "a method of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific approach or technique for dealing with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The report outlines a method of addressing the challenges faced by the organization in the current market."
Alternatives: "an approach to addressing" or "a technique for addressing".
Where Giuliani sees aggressive policing as something like a cure, people in African-American communities may see it more like chemotherapy: a method of addressing a life-threatening condition which comes with its own hazards.
A value matrix approach was suggested as a method of addressing social and ethical issues within the decision-making process, and was designed to be compatible with both the countermeasure compendia and the decision support system.
When there is dialogue and people listen to one another, it has a humanizing effect and may even lead to a few moments of recognition, making it harder for people to justify military action as a method of addressing our challenges.
Framework Analysis was chosen because it provides a method of addressing specific research questions rather than for purely exploratory purposes.
Most public health studies, therefore, seek to identify processes of transmission and disease pathology as a method of addressing the problem.
Heckman (1979) provided a method of addressing this problem in linear regression models by estimating the probability of an individual being included in the sample.
The whole class agreed that this was a good method of addressing a problem.
Whistleblowing has been in the spotlight as a legitimate method of addressing grievances.
Office-based injection laryngoplasty (OBIL) is a common method of addressing glottal insufficiency.
This investigation presents a novel method of addressing learning and IP recognition for Internet applications.
Restorative justice programs are a proven method of addressing crime and anti-social behaviour in communities, which by design enable the humanity of both victims and perpetrators to be acknowledged.
