The phrase "address a question whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of responding to or considering a specific question or issue.
Example: "In this paper, we will address a question whether the new policy will effectively reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "tackle the issue of whether" or "consider the question of whether".
Therefore, we addressed a question whether the marked decrease in iO2 induced by Baf leads to stabilization of HIF-1α and HIF-2α at 6% atmospheric O2.
One recent paper has addressed a question whether obesity-associated metabolic syndrome differs from obesity without metabolic complications by studying adipose tissue.
For addressing a question whether alk-SMase activity is detectable in human liver biopsies, three types of SMase were analysed in 30 biopsy samples.
In his previous statement, Hayes did not directly address a question about whether he had been strategising with Heaton-Harris and Delingpole.
Cynthia Smith, a Pentagon spokeswoman, would not address a question about whether a recruit who volunteered that he was gay during the current suspension of the law might face expulsion from the military if the decision were appealed.
He did not directly address a question about whether he had the "freedom" to decide the Sun's line on the referendum – likely to be a reference to the Eurosceptic views of the paper's owner, Rupert Murdoch – but Gallagher told the Newsworks conference in London on Tuesday that the Sun's stance on the EU was tailored to its readers.
A spokeswoman for one large company that handles money transfers abroad, Western Union, did not directly address a question about whether it had been ordered to turn over records in bulk, but said that the company complies with legal requirements to provide information.
Blackmore declined to address a question on whether the consolidation would lead to layoffs.
Fager declined to address a question about whether anyone would be suspended or fired.
Kurson said in an email to The Huffington Post that he read a draft of Trump's speech, but did not specifically address a question about whether he wrote or edited any of the speech.
