The phrase "address an example" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
An example of when you may use it is when you are writing an essay and you need to illustrate a concept. For example, you may write: "To further illustrate this point, let us address an example. For instance, if a company invests in additional training for its employees, it can expect to see an increase in productivity."
Furthermore, regular discussions with the Wellcome Trust have allowed practical difficulties encountered at an institutional level to be addressed, an example being the allocation of additional resources to handle decisions on access requests for 'managed access' data sets.
She mentioned the Bruce Randolph School in Denver, which President Obama singled out in his 2011 State of the Union address as an example of "what good schools can do," and the Urban Prep Academy in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, which the education secretary, Arne Duncan, praised in a speech in February.
Conflicts between changing landscapes and static nature protection concepts were addressed as an example of the agricultural landscape of SW Norway.
Functional barrier interfaces that control molecular and biophysical traffic between tissue compartments of joints are addressed in an example of the knee.
Whenever an item arrives containing a mailing address (for example, an I.D. card in a wallet) the bureau will mail a letter to its owner informing the person that it has been found.
To World Bank traditionalists, addressing nutrition is an example of the sort of mission creep that makes Kim so maddening.
Bush has never addressed the issue, an example of his Green Zone politics: shut out ugly reality and with luck it will vanish.
He also considered sentences of more complex logical structures, but nothing hinges upon their use that cannot be addressed relative to an example of the simplest possible kind.
This paper provides a framework for addressing recreation as an example of Cultural Ecosystem Services and a methodology to support landscape management based on recreation activities at a regional scale.
We give sufficient conditions to ensure the existence of S-asymptotically periodic solutions for the problem addressed and give an example to show that our sufficient conditions can be satisfied.
