The phrase "address project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of discussing or dealing with a specific project or issue.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address the project timeline and any potential roadblocks."
Alternatives: "discuss the project" or "tackle the project".
Mr Parkhomenko has been unable to obtain official blessing for his Last Address project, which he started in 2014, but the authorities had largely turned a blind eye.
Many projects lack the budget required for an extensive energy analysis, which is a common approach for answering such questions, while often energy-efficiency guidelines do not address project specific performance issues related to the interactions of site, program and design.
During the third phase of DPMP the actual policy mining was conducted in order to address project requirement (2).
In order to address project requirement (3), we aimed to derive usage patterns of permissions based on contextual data.
In order to further address project requirement (3), previously detected standard usage patterns need to be validated and visualized for human refinement.
The paper qualitatively aggregates the results of 133 research studies of AR technologies in construction projects to show researchers and practitioners how augmented reality models have been applied to address project challenges.
Accelerated programs of study for students are one way nurse educators can address projected needs for registered nurses.
The planned increases reflect the M.T.A.'s attempt to address projected financial woes, including huge out-year budget gaps, while also improving service and expanding the system.
Two letter writers in "A Proposal to Reform Social Security" (Nov. 21) urged the elimination of the salary ceiling for Social Security contributions as a way to address projected shortfalls.
Future studies could address projects at later stages.
S&P said FGIC's plan to raise cash "does not fully address projected losses".
