The phrase "address anger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to confront or deal with feelings of anger in various contexts, such as personal development, therapy, or conflict resolution.
Example: "In order to improve our communication, we must first address anger that may be affecting our discussions."
Alternatives: "tackle anger" or "confront anger".
This is my first time, but to whom do I address anger?
Before Friday, Obama was coming under growing criticism for failing to address anger over the Martin case.
Administrators met with parents and teachers at Long Island City High School on Friday to try to address anger and frustrations over a snafu that left many students with entirely new schedules, two months into the school year.
QUESTION FROM FRED: How can Obama respond to the voter discontent and address anger without bringing the attention on his Administration as the reason for it in the first place?
Morgan Stanley said it is simplifying its stock-rating system and emphasizing harder-hitting research, as part of a Wall Street trend to address anger and uncertainty over analyst independence and impartiality.
Once you are able to recognize your anger triggers, you can slow down your anger and address anger-provoking thoughts.
The key to addressing anger is compassionate communication.
Arousal measures distress-associated psycho-physiological activation and includes items addressing anger and irritability, a heightened startle response, concentration difficulties, and hypervigilance.
When I wanted to address my anger control issues I started by trying to recognize when my anger built.
However, of the nominated candidates, whomever learns how to best address this anger and is most believable in how to fix what is causing this anger, is very likely going to be our next president".
It will do little to address the anger and frustration of commuters who deserve action now".
