The phrase "address a case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to a specific situation, issue, or problem, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to address a case that has raised significant concerns among the community."
Alternatives: "tackle a case" or "handle a case".
Abigail Kirsch, the Tarrytown caterer, will give the luncheon address, a case history of her business.
But Joshua Wolff, a lawyer for the city, said in a statement, "We are extremely pleased that the Circuit Court affirmed the lower court's dismissal on comity grounds, holding both that the parking surtax exemption afforded to Manhattan residents does not implicate any fundamental constitutional right and that state court is therefore the proper forum in which to address a case such as this".
In this paper we address a case study, inspired by a real agrochemicals supply chain, with two main objectives, structured in two stages.
When addressing a case like the John Doe inquiry, with the election of a controversial governor and now an undeclared Presidential candidate at its core, the Wisconsin Supreme Court should be seen as above the fray, beyond price, and wholly independent.
This paper addresses a case study of oleochemical wastewater treatment using an advanced process that comprises ultrafiltration (UF) and reverse osmosis (RO) membranes.
These are some of the topics this article aims to address through a case study conducted in Eastern Guinea-Bissau.
In this paper we address such a case, by first noting that optimal strategies can be obtained in polynomial time for polytree-shaped diagrams with binary variables and a single value node.
But now he must address a specific case, that of Ali al-Marri, a Qatari student who was arrested in Peoria, Ill., in December 2001.
A spokeswoman for the Israeli Army said that soldiers had taken some positions in the camps in order to conduct their mission, but she said she could not address a specific case like Mr. Khader's.
We have explored the use of this application to address a use case provided by law enforcement.
Brinda Adige, daughter of an Air Force officer and wife of a businessman, entered Lakshman Rau Nagar two years ago with the traditional Indian mat of "panchayat," or local justice, when nobody else would address a flagrant case of wife-beating.
