The phrase "address a specific issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to focus on or resolve a particular problem or topic.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address a specific issue that has been affecting team productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle a particular problem" or "focus on a distinct matter."
Periodically, ad hoc committees are appointed to address a specific issue or subject at Yale School of Medicine.
The whole point is that you're able to be an objective expert that a company brings in to address a specific issue.
Rather than ask us to address a specific issue, our brief was to see how engagement with residents could uncover and solve local problems.
Innovative applications: Although iMOAT was designed to address a specific issue, it offers broad opportunities to change the way essays are administered and graded.
Developing a single product or process innovation to address a specific issue may be part of the solution but in and of itself won't shift the performance frontier for the company as a whole.
In a Storm Session, a Dell representative schedules a time to address a specific issue and engages users in dialogue.
Behaviours are assessed for their potential impact on addressing a specific issue, the likelihood of adoption by the target audience and existing participation levels within the target audience.
He said he was addressing a specific issue that, he believed, had not been given sufficient scrutiny: Mr. Obama's position on Iraq and a statement by Mr. Obama in 2004 that he could not say how he would have voted on the war had he been in the Senate, though he did not believe the case for war had been made.
Each scheme only addresses a specific issue from the entire security problem, therefore, requires complementary solutions.
These NGOs often have a narrow and specific community focus, rather than addressing a specific issue or large-scale national concern.
Take your time to craft a substantial comment addressing a specific issue you can speak to personally, or that you've looked into enough to feel you have an informed opinion.
