The phrase "address individually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of dealing with or responding to each person or item separately rather than collectively.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address individually the concerns raised by each team member."
Alternatives: "treat separately" or "handle one by one".
Hundreds of people responded to the column in writing, raising far more questions than I can address individually.
We concluded that meeting their needs was the surest path to meeting ours, and the rest would simply be details to address individually.
Gordenker and Weiss [ 14] address this uncertainty by defining global governance as efforts to bring more orderly and reliable responses to social and political issues that go beyond capacities of states to address individually.
However, Maheux et al. [ 42] found that a personalised mail-out package that included the physician's title, name and address individually typed onto the envelope, hand stamped outgoing envelopes identified to the university and hand stamped return envelope increased response rates with modest statistical significance (OR 1.73, 95% CI 1.04 to 2.87).
"Each loan is an individual transaction and situation, one which needs to be addressed individually between the lender and the borrower," John M. Robbins, then the association's chairman, said in a statement last year after civil rights groups called for a national six-month moratorium.
It should be remembered that several percutaneous techniques, intrusive and extrusive, are now commercially available and each of them has advantages and disadvantages that have to be addressed individually when a specific tracheostomy technique is chosen for the individual patient.
Each culture has a different attitude toward sex and H.I.V. that has to be addressed individually.
Each component is addressed individually but first it is worth investigating the software structure.
This could create a huge burden for some of the smaller organizations to make a dent on viral misinformation, particularly as each story has to be addressed individually.
Here we see how one broad and ill-defined goal—"leveraging international brands"—was systematically broken down into meaningful components that could be addressed individually.
To address these needs holistically and to enhance the quality of life of poverty-stricken people living with HIV, the needs should first be addressed individually.
