The phrase "address content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the subject matter or information that needs to be discussed or dealt with in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address content related to the upcoming project and its requirements."
Alternatives: "discuss material" or "tackle subject matter".
The film's graphic violence (and nudity in foreign films like "Blow-Up") created an outcry that compelled the M.P.A.A. to address content issues.
And we must address content that is relevant to their lives and addresses youth perspectives.
Late last year, CEO Susan Wojcicki announced the company planned to bring the number of "people across Google working to address content that might violate our policies to over 10,000 in 2018".
Rather than having raters review each product, publishers of these games complete a series of multiple-choice questions that address content across relevant categories, including violence, sexual content, language, etc.
Quality of Education will also work with the MOE on the revision of the national curriculum and address content of teacher training programmes.
The multi-tiered assessment was designed to address content understanding and retention, data interpretation skills, and student attitudes toward biology as a discipline.
It highlighted a section that had been added to the treaty explicitly stating that it did not address content-related telecommunications.
The fusion (baseline fusion and score fusion) of MPEG-7, SIFT and SURF is also explored and evaluated in [32] to address content-based event search.
These expectations are related to optimizing interdisciplinary collaboration and address contents of team training interventions that are depicted in Fig. 1 and are described below in the form of thematic summaries.
These complaints by the Parents Television Council, a watchdog group led by the conservative columnist Brent Bozell, addressed content like slang epithets for sexual organs and cartoon nudity on the Fox show "King of the Hill".
Content management, in turn, addresses content publishing, content structuring, content syndication, content aggregation, content delivery, content directory, and content categorization.
