The phrase "address about how" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to address about how we will implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "discuss how" or "talk about how".
What is it Abraham Lincoln said in his second inaugural address about how the ability to show compassion is the better angel of ourselves?
Half an hour later, after Clinton had delivered a feisty concession speech, Sanders took the stage, thanked the state, and delivered his standard stump address about how the economy and the political system are rigged to benefit wealthy campaign donors.
Then the student-body president, Victor, gave a moving address about how WFP school meals are so essential to him and his fellow students.
The President of the United States weighed in during his 2004 State of the Union Address about how steroids in sports "sends the wrong message -- that there are shortcuts to accomplishment".
The former governor of the Bay State hopes to move past RomneyCare by delivering a major speech Thursday that addresses about how he would change ObamaCare at the federal level.
The Rochester school, which Edison Schools will operate, amended its application to address questions about how Edison's curriculum was aligned with state standards.
Both he and his top deputy, Sheryl Sandberg, are making multiple media appearances this week to address questions about how the company handles users' personal data.
Devon and Cornwall police refused to say if they had taken any drugs from Henry and declined to address complaints about how their officers had acted.
Congressional misconduct: The House appears to have gone further than the Senate to address concerns about how allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct are handled on Capitol Hill.
