The phrase "address one issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific topic or concern that needs to be dealt with or resolved.
Example: "In today's meeting, we will address one issue that has been affecting our team's productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle one problem" or "discuss one matter".
They don't see Tesco simply cutting prices by 5% as the immediate likely scenario (if it does happen then "all bets are off", and consolidation in the industry become likely); this would only address one issue (price), but Tesco have issues on quality and service as well.
But the new efforts won't address one issue that came up earlier this year: Tax preparation companies are not required to shut down accounts that appear to be used primarily for filing fraudulent tax returns.
Hall said the solution was not as simple as providing women and girls in remote communities with sanitary products and sanitary bins, or providing discrete funding to address one issue, because most sanitation and health issues in remote communities were interlinked and went back to the adequacy of the housing.
Activision did address one issue, and said that the game's marketing campaign had only begun in earnest during the World Series.
This morning, I would like to address one issue that I believe will help both our profession and our communities.
It's not enough to simply address one issue to bring a successful cell therapy to market.
His plan, a bid to reform a notoriously cumbersome set of financing formulas, addresses one issue raised in the court case, but is likely to meet with resistance as the Legislature considers his budget in the coming months.
"I would not want to bring a bill up that only addresses one issue with gun safety, because frankly concealed carry reciprocity will increase gun safety," House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La). said in a Friday interview, suggesting the chambers would instead form a conference committee to come up with a compromise bill.
Since I don't know if I'll be coming back to the Israel-Hamas issue again in the near future, I wanted to address one tangential issue that demonstrates the moral gap between Israel and Hamas.
Let me address one other issue important to all of us.
Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, formulated the plan to call legislators back to Albany this week for a rare special session to address one big issue: the extension of mayoral control.
