The phrase "address the area of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or subject matter that needs attention or consideration.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address the area of employee engagement and its impact on productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle the subject of" or "focus on the topic of".
Eventually, though, she wanted to address the area of robotics she thinks has the greatest potential impact on everyday human life.
The key to secondary data analysis is to apply theoretical knowledge and conceptual skills to utilize existing data and resources to address the area of study.
In 2008, five large Australian universities were given an ALTC (Australian Learning and Teaching Council) grant to address the area of teacher peer review (PR).
This paper concerns two multicentre prospective cohort studies within DIRECT, which address the area of glycaemic deterioration.
Despite repeated clarification, many of the patient responses had to be removed as they did not address the area of research interest.
Secondary gains of a pragmatic trial design for a full scale trial is that it can address the area of cost-effectiveness and provide relevant data for decision-making, whether by patients, service providers or policy makers.
"We are undertaking remedial work to address the areas of concern to enable us to be ready for the start of Great Yarmouth's 2016 season.
I also ask you to make special efforts to address the areas of our nation with the highest rates of poverty: our Native American reservations and the Mississippi Delta.
"Staff will now use the recommendations in the report to address the areas of improvement identified".
Last November the three social media firms were sent letters by the EU regulators asking them to address the areas of concern.
"Residents can be assured that the council has already taken steps to address the areas of concern identified in the report.
