The phrase "address none" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that no one should be addressed or that there are no specific recipients for a message or communication.
Example: "In this meeting, we will address none of the previous issues discussed."
Alternatives: "do not address anyone" or "no recipients".
As the report says, the adoption of such an instrument would address none of the problems.
A politics based on pursuit and accusation, rather than on reason and compromise, will address none of these problems.
Liz Truss's only response so far has been to recruit more prison officers, but doing that (even if she can) will address none of the confusions around imprisonment.
(Ford has the capacity but does not publicize its Internet address). None of the foundations yet posts its annual report, guidelines for applicants, or other documents regularly on the Internet.
A Paumanok Partners L.L.C. is registered with the New York State Department of State with an address in East Northport, N.Y., but about a dozen different companies appear in phone listings for the address, none of them Paumanok Partners.
If someone has donated one to me, please send me the address". None of the news reports suggest that the star owns an apartment in Paris.
On the Internet he is listed at several other addresses, none of them ours.
He addressed none of the trade issues that are regularly discussed along production lines like the one he was visiting.
Shore doesn't presume to know the meanings, addressing none of them, while setting a stage for them all.
T.O.: Similar crises are likely because the reforms after the crisis have addressed none of the factors that generated it.
Straw addressed none of the key and current issues about the balance between state intrusion and security, or the question of whether any of Labour's laws and proposals would actually make anyone safer.
