The phrase "address how and when" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the specifics of a plan or action, particularly in terms of timing and method.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address how and when we will implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "discuss the methods and timing" or "cover the how and when".
But only a few states have begun to address how and when a student should resume classwork.
It can, however, make recommendations and act as a resource for the affiliates, and according to Clark, the national office is now in the process of developing a resource to address how and when to use inclusive language.
Units need to address how and when information on practical aspects of infant care is provided if women and their partners are to feel confident on the woman's transfer home from hospital.
Mr. Hussain was photographed and fingerprinted and asked detailed questions about his parents' names and addresses, how and when they arrived as well as whether he had any connection to terrorist organizations.
Eight states and the District of Columbia have already addressed how and when self-driving cars can be tested, or, in some cases, how they will be treated when they are commercially available.
This paper seeks to address how and why the LDP 'works' when it is introduced into a district health system in Ghana, and whether or not it supports systems thinking in district teams.
Of course, also make sure they know their address and how and when to use 911.
Our nation also has short-term issues that we have to move quickly to address, regardless of how and when independence is considered by people here.
Team leaders should plan in advance for how they will address emergent symptoms, and how and when to give a person a break should symptoms emerge.
Continuing education is required to address the lack of knowing how and when to assess for IPV and how to respond in the event of disclosure [ 64].
