The phrase "address key questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to important inquiries or issues in a particular context, such as research, discussions, or presentations.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address key questions regarding the project's timeline and budget."
Alternatives: "tackle important questions" or "respond to critical inquiries".
The answer lies in how pertinently the data can address key questions concerning the spread of disease.
Performance conversations now go beyond static measures to address key questions: How likely is each cell to win in the market?
In this paper, we address key questions regarding the viability of the above two options for the support of high-bit-rate wireless multimedia applications over 802.11b LANs.
This paper argues for analyzing existing program data to address key questions and decisions in the early design stages of a QRIS, even in advance of pilot activities.
Our group integrates a range of biomarkers -- genetic factors, tumor biomarkers, circulating markers -- to address key questions in prostate cancer etiology as well as prediction and prognostication.
Experts from all over the world will address key questions in tackling global health challenges, including innovations in achieving the sustainable development goals, treating infectious diseases, and developing collaborations between north and south.
This result addresses key questions in terms of strategy for model validation and with regard to the current trend of increasing model complexity.
Furthermore, the breadth of issues relevant to addressing key questions related to forest ecology, conservation biology, silviculture, economics, requires insights stemming from a number of distinct scientific disciplines.
It addresses key questions about the value of literature, philosophical puzzles about the nature of fiction and literary language, and ways that philosophy and literature interact.
Provides more overview of the case and addresses key questions and explains specifically why the First and Fourteenth Amendments were being violated.
This study investigates the establishing of navigation and search systems needed to organize information on academic Websites, and addresses key questions in relation to information access and to the use of these systems.
