The phrase "address it through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to tackle or manage a particular issue or topic by means of a specific method or approach.
Example: "We need to address it through a comprehensive strategy that involves all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "tackle it via" or "approach it through".
As someone who was bullied growing up, this issue is very close to my heart and I am proud of the work the Initiative is doing to address it through its AAPI Bullying Prevention Task Force.
"This is an unintentional mistake, and we will address it through amendment as soon as possible," he said.
We address it through a combination of reminders and perspective, the knowledge that everyone is dealing with something, and that anxiety, when it appears, is mine.
He added: "By the time it was evident that it was a bubble and that it was going to create risk to the financial system, it was rather late to address it through monetary policy".
When enough of us realize this, we will have a choice to make: we can address the corruption through public financing of election campaigns, or we can address it through violence.
Instead they sought to address it through incomes policies, which invariably fell apart.The new framework that emerged in the wake of this failed approach featured above all independent, inflation-targeting central banks.
"But certainly it is receding, because we are addressing it through the communication campaign.
We are addressing it through the government's air quality strategy, and by putting money into public transport like the Elizabeth line".
Dealing with that change in status should force a nation that either ignores race or addresses it through code words, dog whistles and stereotypes to seriously engage in an uncomfortable conversation.
We partly addressed it through independent review of the curriculum by multiple team members.
You can address it only through a consumption tax.
