The phrase "actually addressing the issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic or problem that is being dealt with or considered in a conversation or text.
Example: "The report is actually addressing the issue of climate change and its impact on global economies."
Alternatives: "truly tackling the matter of" or "genuinely dealing with the topic of".
Obama's wordy response to Ferrarro's question was among the most newsworthy of the day, although he didn't actually address the issue of whether he was actually buckling or not.
Next, we elaborate on our algorithm and illustrate how this algorithm actually addresses the issue of Msn2 input noise independently of the result of the experiment requested by the reviewers.
However, these subjects were compared with healthy individuals without respiratory symptoms, and therefore the findings from this study do not actually address the issue of defining airflow obstruction for diagnostic purposes in subjects who seek medical attention for respiratory symptoms.
"And ever since Terminator 2, Hollywood has been attracted to the androgynous woman, which allows producers to expand female roles without actually addressing the issues that lead to accusations of sexism – that there are few decent roles for older women".
The fact is that lamenting the existence of a lost generation is far easier than actually addressing the issues that have led to its purported reality.
Interestingly these kinds of eventualities are often the stuff of commentary by great Jewish thinkers like Nahmanides and Maimonides or, though it is unlikely that any of them ever actually addressed the issue at hand.
So I've found myself discriminating against writers like Rider Haggard ("low")and George Meredith ("high"), in favour of Stevenson, Hardy and Grossmith, who actually addressed the issue in New Grub Street.
As"Game of Thrones" premieres this weekend, Sling TV will have a chance to prove whether or not those changes have actually addressed the issue.
Addressing the issue of unemployment last Thursday, the I.M.F.'s managing director, Christine Lagarde, urged governments to focus on "growth that can actually deliver jobs".
