The phrase "address a large number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to a significant quantity of people, issues, or topics.
Example: "The conference aims to address a large number of pressing environmental concerns that affect our planet."
Alternatives: "tackle a significant number" or "deal with a considerable amount".
Today's complex systems require software architects to address a large number of quality attributes.
These vehicles are meant to address a large number of civilian and military applications including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
It is shown that the HPF-based, servo-level planner can address a large number of challenges facing planning in a realistic situation.
We have to address a large number of issues related to designing the composite life support systems of the utmost autonomy, closure and ecological safety of the human environment that will provide transformation of all kinds of waste.
It needs to address a large number of issues, bears much responsibility, and therefore can last years in case of unique diamonds.
Health professionals felt responsible, as they have to address a large number of issues within a short time.
Our national case-control study addressed a large number of environmental factors potentially involved in the etiology of RA.
Center investigators are addressing a large number of specific research questions related to early pubertal onset, which is an established risk factor for breast cancer.
Furthermore, FC-NIRS can accomplish batch processing during data processing and analysis, thereby greatly reducing the time cost of addressing a large number of datasets.
Uncontrolled confounding is unlikely because the multivariate adjusted model presented here addressed a large number of potentially important confounding variables including anthropometry, smoking, physical activity, socioeconomic status, total energy intake, and consumption of fruits, vegetables, red and processed meats, and alcohol.
Despite its limitations, this study, using linked data from the SNIIRAM health insurance information system and the PMSI database in France, demonstrated that these medico-administrative databases can be helpful in addressing a large number of public health issues such as estimation of disease frequencies and related healthcare spending, as well as assessment of drug safety.
