The phrase "address openly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to speak about a topic in a frank and transparent manner.
Example: "It's important to address openly the concerns raised by the team during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discuss frankly" or "speak candidly".
Casa Jackson is one of few clinics to address openly and actively a problem marginalized by its own society.
But it soon becomes clear that the cheerfully grouped family photographs are fraught with less than cheerful significance, something Sipho is only now beginning to address openly.
We still need to break down the stigma that this word carries and address openly why someone would chose to target another.
During an uplifting address openly gay San Diego city councilman Todd Gloria said, "It was Harvey Milk that paved the way for openly LGBT elected officials to serve the people".
Effective involvement also occurs when HPs address openly that no-one is to be blamed, accommodate relatives' anger and disappointment toward services, and give time to grieve.
We should all learn from them and work for suicide prevention to come out of the darkness and be addressed openly.
Unless that issue could be addressed openly, he said, then there would at best be "patchy results" when it came to training.
The Democrats see tactical advantages in joint campaigning, but the most compelling factor may be the one Gore aides are least comfortable addressing openly: It is clear, they agree, that Mr. Lieberman loosens up the famously stiff vice president, making him a more effective candidate.
This study points out how ScrumMaster and team architects should have a more communicative role to ensure adequate links between project team, business team, architecture support group, system inspection group, designers, and such to assure that work is conducted efficiently and any problems are addressed openly and swiftly.
Racial tension abates when issues are addressed openly and self-reflectively.
For viewers, seeing these issues addressed openly may be vindicating, but undoubtedly also painful.
