The phrase "address now that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the need to discuss or deal with a specific issue or situation that has just been mentioned or is currently relevant.
Example: "We need to address now that the project deadline has been moved up."
Alternatives: "tackle now that" or "discuss now that".
An Unlikely Address Now that the carpeting and red brocade have been stripped away, Edwardian no longer describes the handsome corner dining room in the Plaza overlooking Grand Army Plaza.
As the president said in his State of the Union address, now that the country is back from the brink of a potential economic collapse, our goal is to win the future by out-educating, out-building and out-innovating our rivals so that we can return to robust economic and job growth.
This "huge opportunity" is one that Kücükdere reckons the new Nestpick is the first to address now that there is enough fragmentation in furnished apartment rentals to warrant an aggregator in Europe that can send qualified leads to direct booking sites and apartment rental classifieds.
On November 15th, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook had acquired Fb.com from The American Farm Bureau Federation to use as the domain for internal email addresses now that the Facebook Messages were parked on Facebook.com.com
This paper provides an overview of the science and management imperatives underlying recent developments, discusses the technological and conceptual developments that have taken place, and highlights some of the semantic, operational and process requirements that need to be addressed now that the technological aspects of integrated modelling are well advanced.
He later emphasized that this should be used as a stepping stone for Vietnam's "active integration" into the global economy, while ignoring any suggestion that the country's wanton abuse of freedoms should be addressed now that the regime has been tasked with addressing wanton abuses of freedom around the world.
Such issues need to be addressed now that PF technology has matured and become more feasible, and this should be accomplished prior to the next major threat from a new, emerging pathogen.
That is exactly what ASEAN countries need to address now, and ensuring that environmental violations are treated as transnational crimes is a move in the right direction.
"I have some obligations in that respect that I think are a matter of first priority, that I need to address now," he said, adding that Mr. Bush had made no mention of conservative criticism during their meeting this week.
"It produces quite an improvement, but the biggest benefit is that we have something now that can address both types of the virus at the same time in one vaccine.
