The phrase "address a particular issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or tackling a specific problem or topic in a conversation, report, or analysis.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address a particular issue regarding the budget allocation for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "tackle a specific concern" or "discuss a certain matter".
While several political parties can come together to address a particular issue, none can seem to form the lasting allegiances needed for actual governance.
Independent research organisations are usually created to address a particular issue like wildlife conservation or space exploration, while DIY labs are typically based around open-source principles, providing community access to lab kit and to scientific training.
Alternatively, challenge students to use the cards to create a sequence of between two and five actions for a chosen time of day, or to address a particular issue.
"We know what the Census Bureau statistics tell us, but we don't really know what single individuals are dealing with in their homes, in their circumstances, in their lives — and is there a way that the city can repurpose the resources that we already have to maybe address a particular issue?
He also plays matchmaker, connecting CMOs who might be able to help one another address a particular issue.
"Some of the ways that we might address a particular issue around a labor contract or how we might approach a particular initiative around teacher accountability may be different," Zimmer said.
Each panel addressed a particular issue central to the Native American community: the preservation of the Native American language, water rights and health care.
"When you're directly addressing a particular issue, you run the risk of reminding people of that issue," said Abe Novick, business development director at the Baltimore office of Euro RSCG Worldwide, who for many years conducted consumer surveys about Super Bowl commercials.
Many editors of big textbook collections on "bioethics", or "moral problems" or "biomedical ethics" now try to include articles representative of each of the three normative approaches but are often unable to find any virtue ethics article addressing a particular issue.
Analysis for each interview began by 'open coding' the interview transcript, giving each section of the transcript that addressed a particular issue a descriptive tag or 'code'code
