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The part of the sentence "address questions about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of responding to questions on a particular topic. For example, "The politician's speech addressed questions about job creation."
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The government generally does not address questions about individual cases.
Mr. Torricelli would not address questions about the new accusation.
He declined to address questions about Viacom, and Viacom declined to comment.
He did not directly address questions about whether he would return to skateboarding next summer.
Among other issues, their surveys will address questions about productivity and absenteeism.
The new reports also address questions about the firefighters' use -- or failure to use -- respirators.
Mr. Pataki's office and his campaign have consistently refused to address questions about that problem.
JOANNIE DANIELIDES, Ms. Hanover's press secretary, would not address questions about Ms. Hanover's plans.
BP did not directly address questions about what checks it completed and what recommendations resulted.
She did not address questions about the details of the $35,000 severance arrangement with the other woman.
Then they will design a brochure or presentation to address questions about the program and its relevance for their communities.
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