The phrase "address cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to specific situations or issues.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address cases of customer complaints and how to resolve them effectively."
Alternatives: "tackle issues" or "handle situations".
The Supreme Court continues to address cases where the decision turns on the intricate interpretation of a single word in a statute or regulation.
When quizzed on how Mars One will address cases of mental illness that occur 140m miles from the nearest mental health service, Lansdorp offered only "that they will exchange regular video mails with the support team on Earth".
The use of domestic violence laws to address cases highlights the difficulties in identifying and prosecuting such crimes, which cut across legislation separately targeting human trafficking, slavery and domestic abuse.
That is why S.B. 344 is critical not just in Texas, she said, but as a model for other states as they seek to address cases in which scientific advances could provide new perspective on past convictions.
It was expected that the finance minister would address cases that involve the offshore transfer of shares like Vodafone so that there could be some certainty, but this was not done.
The tiny 17-person study did not address cases of recurring Lyme where the characteristic bull's-eye Lyme rash is not present and no evidence of a second tick bite exists.
Audits may have potential to address case management problems (CMPs) in hospitals [ 6].
Moreover, Mr. Bopp said, judges in the Sixth and 10th Circuits, addressing cases from Ohio and New Mexico respectively, had taken positions different from today's majority in the Second Circuit.
A novel approach is developed for addressing cases with multiple design points.
The Hashin-Shtrikman lower bound model addresses cases in which fluid is present as isolated pockets and does not form an interconnected network.
There are many works addressing cases in which nuisance parameters interfere in a linear and additive way, most of them in a deterministic framework.
