The phrase "address a speech" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used when someone is giving a speech to an audience. For example: "The mayor used her speech to address several pressing issues in the city."
In 1969, Rodham, senior class president at Wellesley, became the first student invited to deliver a commencement address, a speech that was featured in Life.
Harnwell organized a conference at the Vatican in 2014, at which Bannon gave the keynote address, a speech that went viral a week after Trump's victory, in 2016.
It appeared to be the earliest surviving draft of Kennedy's Inaugural Address, a speech that inspired generations to take up public service and that set the standard for every inaugural since.
Recall the dignitaries flanking him on the stage of the Manhattan hotel ballroom where he recently delivered an education policy address, a speech that digressed to talk about shedding what he characterized as the grouchy image of the Republican Party.
There was nothing mournful or valedictory about Mr. Bush's delivery of his seventh State of the Union address, a speech that acknowledged, however briefly, that the economy is in trouble.
During Bush's State of the Union address, a speech usually choked with rounds of applause, there was almost no response to the President's announcement of the American Competitive Initiative.
David Madigan, Executive Vice President for Arts & Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Professor of Statistics, at Columbia University, addressed a speech at Columbia Global Centers | Beijing titled "The University in the Global Age" on October 24.
Cover image: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May addresses a speech during the World Economic Forum WEFF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland January 25 , 2018
"Use of imagery, inversion, triclons, anecdotes, pathos, calls to arms: Harry Smith's address was a speech-writers' masterclass," Mr Richards tweeted.
I am particularly excited about the summit's keynote speech, an address by Arianna Huffington about the importance of sleep and its effect on brain health.
But during her testimony Tuesday, she said those speeches were "addressing an academic question" and "intended to inspire" audiences of Latinos and women.
