The phrase "address the concept" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to someone discussing or exploring a particular idea or topic in detail. For example, "In the paper, the author addresses the concept of global warming and its potential consequences."
In February, Meeting Professionals International held a conference for 2,500 people, titled "Meet Different," to address the concept of meeting designs that explored, among other topics, playing electronic games with a purpose.
Lamport worked to address the concept of "Byzantine failures"—that is, conditions under which a malfunctioning component in one part of a distributed computer system sends out conflicting messages that affect the performance of the entire system.
It is disappointing to note that most of the glossy monthly style bibles still address the concept of summer wardrobes as something that solely involves trips to the beach (in either Cornwall, Ibiza, Morocco or some other more exotic destination du jour), glamping, hanging out at one festival or another, or whizzing off on a summer city break.
Seventy-one years after a relatively small nuclear device flattened Hiroshima, it would be helpful to hear the Presidential candidates address the concept of a small nuclear conflict and what they reckon would be an acceptable cost, for America or its enemies, in fighting in one.
We address the concept of a class of important bases which are called quasi-greedy bases.
Albo was one of the first Jewish philosophers to specifically address the concept of natural law along with his contemporary Zerahia Halevi Saladin.
Recourse to such commercial terms only highlights the need for buildings that address the concepts Nouvel has taken on.
The unit is flexible enough to be retooled easily to address the concepts that each instructor emphasizes.
This chapter seeks to address the concepts of in situ tissue engineering through the provision of an ECM as a scaffold for regrowth of functional tissue.
There may be text segments that address the concepts underlying the MeSH terms without containing the terms directly.
This article addresses the concept of climatic variation and change within the set of integrated natural features and processes known as the Earth system.
