The phrase "address one or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussing or dealing with one or two specific issues, topics, or items.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address one or two key points that need immediate attention."
Alternatives: "discuss a couple" or "tackle one or two".
"Residents ask me, 'What are we doing about crime, about robberies, about homicides?' This isn't a plan to address one or two instances.
To the best of our knowledge, existing methods only address one or two of the three factors discussed above.
Self-management support interventions may be designed to address one or two specific health behaviours through education and coaching.
Since many available algorithms only address one or two of the three factors, a high false discovery rate (FDR) often results when identifying CNV.
"If we look at it broadly as a public health issue, we will be much more successful than just trying to address one or two specific pathways".
In 2017 a number of SMR articles highlighted the need to focus on collaboration, innovation, strategy, 10+ year scenario planning, artificial intelligence, and the like but each of these articles only addressed one or two success factors.
While each of them addresses one or two aspects in technical advancement, it is difficult in reproduction of their procedures and comparative study in their performance.
Virtually any method of resolution may prove effective in addressing one or two situations of conflict.
We might address one or possibly two of these barriers before the next general election, which we have to assume will take place in 2020, but the chances of tackling all three seem pretty remote.
Proposals for side events should address one or more of three main themes of the symposium, i.e. 1) Climate change; 2) Sustainable food systems and nutrition; and 3) People, policies, institutions and communities.
The risks associated with hazardous wastes can be controlled by relying on (1) basic scientific principles, (2) proven and developing engineering designs and processes, and (3) acceptable technologies to address one or more of the six steps necessary and sufficient to define that a hazardous waste polluting event has taken place.
