The phrase "address it still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to continue addressing a particular issue or topic despite other circumstances.
Example: "Even with the new developments, we must address it still to ensure clarity and understanding."
Alternatives: "still address it" or "continue to address it".
Although Avenue A's database does not tie the end user directly to a specific name and address, it is still subject to pending legislation concerning how companies collect end-user information.
Simmons says the FA "cannot become complacent" and is addressing what it still considers a shortage of women in the game, pointing to a mentoring scheme focusing on producing female players and coaches, and a B licence course aimed specifically at women's football.
All those down sides of a harness being addressed, it is still far superior to a collar.
Although numerous methods (e.g., [2], [6], [7]) have been proposed to address the problem, it still needs to be resolved.
She was asked: "Global warming, what is your thought on what the state of science is and what can be done to address it?" Mrs. Whitman said: "Still somewhat uncertain.
The social sciences do a better job to address it, but researchers are still in the earliest stages of developing a unified theory of the science of love.
Although the potential of RD1 antigens for establishing disease prognosis has been proposed [11] and some studies have begun to address it [12] [16], there is still a lack of evidence from representative, population based studies.
While several workers have addressed this problem, it still remains a fact that for controlling ann-degree-of-freedom degenerate system, 2n-1 accurate switches will have to be operated for a time-optimal control.
According to van 't Riet and Tramper (1991), the gas phase of large-scale vessels (typically three times larger height than width) is best modeled using compartmentalization. Modeling of the hydrostatic pressure and the question of how to achieve optimal conditions in large-scale vessels is not addressed here, but it still needs to be considered during actual fermentor design.
And yet, while the new ONDCP clearly embraces some of the tools and methods of the harm reduction approach to addressing drug problems, it still considers the term itself taboo.
