The phrase "address a special" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a specific issue or topic, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to address a special concern regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle a specific" or "discuss a particular".
We address a special class of hybrid dynamical systems, called switched systems.
Mr. Cameron cut short a state visit to Africa to address a special debate on phone hacking in Parliament on Wednesday.
It is a point I will underline this week when I address a special gathering of church leaders, City of London financiers, security experts and the public at St Paul's Cathedral in London.
He made history as the first French leader in more than 100 years to address a special sitting of both houses of parliament in the sumptuous setting of the Chateau of Versailles.
The diversity of the families participating has stimulated Dr Senie to address a special interest: documenting and intervening to correct racial/ethnic disparities associated with detection and prognosis of breast and other cancers.
Mr. Zardari was planning to address a special mandatory session of the parliament soon, and his quiet and sudden trip to Dubai led to rumors that he had been asked to step down by the country's powerful military, which has been flexing its muscles recently.
This can be done in three different ways: all information can be put in the IPv6 destination address using a special addressing scheme, it can be put in the existing IPv6 header fields by redefining their interpretation, or it can be encoded in a newly defined IPv6 Extension Header.
While science journals address a special-interest target group interested in science, newspapers report more often on current scientific topics and news with a political and/or societal link.
He addressed a special meeting of the UN General Assembly convened at Geneva and proposed an international peace conference under UN auspices.
