The phrase "address bugs" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of software development or troubleshooting to refer to the act of identifying and fixing errors or issues in a program or system.
Example: "The development team is working hard to address bugs in the latest software update before its release."
Alternatives: "fix issues" or "resolve errors".
I expect we'll be making daily releases for a while as we rapidly address bugs and interface problems.
Such support can come in many forms including: accurately written manuals or online materials, upgrades and patches to address bugs and incompatibilities, discussion groups and forums where users can ask questions and seek advice, Web-based FAQ and knowledge-bases, and telephone-based support.
Typically minor point releases (10.x.x) are there to address bugs and add security flaws, while major point releases (10.x) introduce new features.
This is a completely different application domain than NextBug, as this study tries to predict defects, while NextBug aims to help developers address bugs in a more productive manner.
To address bugs that were later found in the game, 0verflow released a patch to bring School Days to a stable build of 1.11.
Address bugs in order of priority.
Alicata also says that the nature of native iOS apps (compared to web apps) typically means that users wait (sometimes weeks) before installing updates that address bug fixes.
The update, iOS 5.1.1, largely addresses bugs including an AirPlay video bug that affected playback for some users.
Apple released a new version of iOS 7 on Thursday that addresses bugs in the new system that allowed users to bypass a phone's lock screen.
Apple is very responsive in addressing bugs in its software, which is, of course, designed to work sweetly with Apple hardware - but that doesn't always guarantee the stability of a "purpose-built" editing system.
Since the processing power of the Anki Drive is outsourced to a connected mobile device, the company can push firmware that updates and addresses bugs and features.
