The phrase "address a certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussing or dealing with a specific issue, topic, or individual.
Example: "In the meeting, we need to address a certain concern regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle a specific" or "discuss a particular".
I expect that to fix itself once I address a certain issue that recently cropped up.
"There have been many well-thought-out plans, but they address a certain context.
Each species is carefully selected to address a certain environmental challenge, such as fixing excess nitrogen, in the case of oysters, or seaweed that soaks up carbon dioxide.
Now, as Aflac needs to address "a certain lack of clarity about precisely what it does," he added, the goals of the ads ought to become "engagement and understanding".
The product itself is not likely to become a blockbuster, but it does address a certain niche.
There are so many that you lose count, all of them claiming to address a certain type of 'problem' with your hair that doesn't exist.
"Belle de Jour" may have addressed a certain male fantasy that all women would like to work part time as call girls, but it also addressed designers' fantasies that even the dullest garments they produce might be considered racy.
THERE'S no way to talk about Jason Segel's performance in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" without addressing a certain scene that, in the canon of male humiliation comedy, seems destined to rival that notorious encounter with an ill-fated apple pie.
So the aim was, at each stage, to see whether or not the point that I'm trying to make addresses a certain moment or scenario in Indian politics for people to grasp.
This certainly helps to justify their application and usefulness for future deployment by the industry and authorities.While all papers address enhancing the safety and efficiency of driving, each of them addresses a certain aspect of this issue.
While a few questions (n = 2) specifically addressed a certain type or phase of emergency (i.e. Are conditional cash transfers feasible in sudden onset disaster (SOD) to improve coverage and utilisation of free services?
