The phrase "act of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of speaking to or dealing with someone or something, often in a formal context.
Example: "The act of addressing the audience was crucial for the success of the presentation."
Alternatives: "process of addressing" or "action of addressing".
The aim of this study is to examine a social enterprise's balancing act of addressing the various different tensions and trade-offs that arise when trying to deliver a multifaceted but coherent social mission.
He thus didn't perform the illocutionary act of addressing Milton, or stating that England needs him.
The particular sub-genre emerging from these "first letters," in which an awkwardly deferential act of addressing turns into a self-conscious emergence from anonymity, may yield some insights into the relationship that links writing, and particularly epistolary writing, to the processes of subjectivation.
These long-term, population-based data corroborate half a dozen cohort studies conducted previously albeit typically with shorter, less mature follow-up — the Act 1 of addressing the potentially different life spans of PES-positive subjects (for references see Slettedal et al., 2015).
The act of direct address, then, becomes a way to right the record once and for all.
All these measures may have contributed to an increased expectation of patients towards the health system and may have facilitated the act of officially addressing a complaint.
An abbreviation saves time, but it can also act as a means of addressing only those in the know.
The designation of systemically important financial institutions was included in the Dodd-Frank Act as a way of addressing the problem of companies being considered too big to fail.
The Act notes the importance of addressing substance use disorders as part of our efforts to effectively engage the nation's mental health challenges.
A champion of strict constructionism, states' rights, and popular sovereignty, he supported Stephen A. Douglas's Kansas Nebraska Act as a means of addressing slavery in the territories acquired by the U.S. in the Mexican American War.
The 2/17 Forward on Climate rally, which brought together people from almost every state to DC, was organized to make the president act on his talk of addressing climate change by rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline for good.
