The phrase "address basic questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to fundamental inquiries or issues in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address basic questions regarding the project's objectives and timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle fundamental questions" or "respond to essential inquiries".
He ran away from the press, declining to address basic questions about his government.
Promoting research to address basic questions that remain unanswered is among the group's goals.
Catalyze cross-disciplinary, cutting edge science to address basic questions about how climate change affects health.
The administration's report, to be released later this month, is expected to be sweeping and could address basic questions like whether a government guarantee is needed at all for middle-class homeowners.
Part 1 will address basic questions, such as (i) what is a convertible note?
The question, and the way it was answered, has stuck with me, awakening the pamphleteer in me to ask and address basic questions like his in larger and larger circles far beyond the windowless jail cell.
Such a research program needs a dedicated facility to re-address basic questions which remain unanswered and to open new vistas.
This course addresses basic questions in the philosophy of religion, primarily from the Western philosophical tradition.
In addition to addressing basic questions about wildlife diseases, my research has application to understanding zoonotic disease risk and the conservation of biodiversity.
Although most of my current research addresses basic questions, the M.D. part of me thinks about human health and the possibility of our research contributing to new insights into disease or therapies.
Comparative genomics approaches to addressing basic questions in biology require appropriate phylogenetic position of comparison taxa.
