The phrase "address about it" is not correct in written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning.
Example: "We need to address about it in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "discuss it" or "talk about it."
Six days into the campaign, code-named Operation Odyssey Dawn, Mr. Obama has not delivered an Oval Office address about it, despite intensifying demands by members of Congress from both parties for a clearer statement of what the United States and its allies are trying to accomplish in Libya.
The case has stunned drug-war-weary Mexico and prompted President Enrique Peña Nieto to make a national TV address about it, where he promised to bring the students' killers to justice.
In an interview, Dr. Goldman said she did not do the billing herself and could not address questions about it.
Their name, job title, phone numbers and email address is about it.
"I addressed them about it, that won't happen again".
Ex-Gawker editor Emily Gould addressed complaints about it on Jimmy Kimmel in 2007. .
I thought using "Sarah's War" to write about the conflict would be a way to address it without making it about politics.
"I had him address the team about it".
In one address, he talked about it as "filth".
There is something about the either/or way that we use to conceptualise the problem that makes attempts to address and talk about it fraught with misunderstanding and antagonism.
You address it, talk about it, and I think everybody can relax a little bit more instead of tip-toeing around the issue". The Lakers almost tip-toed their way out of a victory against Dallas, missing six consecutive free throws in the final minute — two each by Matt Barnes, Bryant and Gasol.
