"address how to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when someone is referring to an issue or situation that requires an explanation of the steps needed to deal with it. For example: "This essay will address how to reduce poverty in developing countries."
"Then they'll have to address how to get their arms around manufacturing".
And it doesn't address how to avoid the very important issue of electing a regional candidate.
Mr. Brooks proposes a reasonable "Hamiltonian" agenda, but does not address how to pay for his proposals.
It means governments have to address how to achieve desirable outcomes beyond the limits of the business case and morality.
President Clinton also plans to address how to restore confidence in trade and globalization when he speaks Saturday at the six-day conference.
The report will address how to avert the worst dangers by cutting carbon emissions, which have been rising despite the global recession of 2007-08.
Both will address how to cull brumbies with all methods on the table, in an effort to protect Australian habitats and species.
After that, they can address how to open this process to us parishioners, who have been unknowingly paying the bill for their incompetence and mismanagement for many years.
Yet here we are 18 years later, and Teach for America is stronger than ever trying to address how to educate our children, our future.
Yet despite all the software and devices to make scheduling meetings easier, technology has only begun to address how to make the meetings themselves more efficient.
Struggling to steady a profoundly shaken department, the city's fire officials were not prepared to address how to distribute thousands of offers equitably.
