The phrase "address certain questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or consider specific inquiries or issues.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address certain questions that have arisen regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle specific inquiries" or "respond to particular questions."
"Sometimes you just need spaces where you can actually address certain questions comfortably".
In your poem "A Marriage for the Millennium," I think you manage to portray a definite gulf between a man and a woman, and at the same time it's not a poem of distress but, rather, of acceptance, about a woman who, even if the man is busily reading the newspaper and not wishing to address certain questions, is, nonetheless, content in their union.
However, there are several other combinations possible, each of which is best used to address certain questions.
"The Roberts Court has lost faith in the democratic process," Professor Karlan wrote, noting that the conservative justices, at least in practice, reject the idea that the political branches have a "special institutional competence" in addressing certain questions.
So far the issue has been only to see the motivations that the logical empiricists had and from their point of view for addressing certain questions and for thinking that answers to those questions were urgently needed.
Each short film so far has been distinctive, but all address certain timeless questions: how do women appear to themselves?
To address certain research questions relatively small sets of tumours may be sufficient, and these may usually be readily derived prospectively such that consenting of patients is not a significant problem.
Integrating the results of RAs from different models to address certain systems or questions will then provide a comprehensive overview of when certain mechanisms control system behaviour and when and why this control ceases.
Specific product managers or sales engineers are usual experts who might have the in-depth knowledge needed to address certain product features, questions or use cases.
The philosophy behind starting with a simple representation of a complex system designed to address certain well-defined questions is similar to that motivating the methods of experimental scientists [33].
Although cognitive neuroscience approaches may address certain clinically relevant questions that may improve the efficacy of psychosocial treatments, there is nothing inherently more valid or true about the neural level of understanding treatment mechanisms.
