The phrase "address delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speaking to or communicating with delegates, often in a formal or official context.
Example: "During the conference, the keynote speaker will address delegates from various countries to discuss global issues."
Alternatives: "speak to delegates" or "communicate with delegates".
The news of the donation by Goldman Sachs to the in campaign – said to run to six figures – appeared to be carefully timed: Cameron is due to address delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where a large delegation of UK business leaders and financiers have gathered for the annual event in the Swiss ski resort.
At several points during Karzai's hour-long address, delegates interrupted with opposition to parts of the deal.
Guten morgen from Richard in Davos: One speech looks likely to dominate today's World Economic Forum with President Trump due to address delegates at 1pm UK time.
Swaby and his fellow entrepreneurs are set to address delegates at IDB's annual conference today, dedicated to the topical issue of business' role in development.
Amin, who arrives in Britain on Friday, will address delegates at the TUC's annual conference on Monday, alongside Heather Wakefield, who heads the local government service group of Britain's largest public service union, Unison.
The first is the deepening generational divide in the Democratic Party, which will be reflected in protests by progressive Jews outside the conference while older Democrats like Ms. Pelosi and Representative Steny H. Hoyer, the majority leader, address delegates inside.
Attorney and women's rights activist Sandra Fluke addresses delegates at the DNC.
Today, the presidents of Nigeria, Latvia, Togo and Cuba among others addressed delegates on the topics of racism, slavery and reparations.
He raised a laugh by addressing delegates as "comrades" in a reference to some critics labelling him a Marxist.
Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan accepts the nomination as he addresses delegates at the Republican national convention.
As the Guardian lingered outside the all-gender restroom, seemingly causing more unease than anything going on inside, Sarah McBride was addressing delegates in the hall.
