The phrase "address the debate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic or issue that is being debated or contested, indicating that you will engage with or respond to the arguments presented.
Example: "In this essay, I will address the debate surrounding climate change policies and their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "tackle the discussion" or "engage with the controversy."
But "Erased Walls" refuses to address the debate.
All that remains is to address the debate regarding the linguistic framework under which "equivalence" is determined.
Yet on the eve of the president's State of the Union address, the debate was notable for the lack of time devoted to Mr. Obama.
Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, head of the Diocese of Brooklyn, recently wrote a letter condemning the Obama administration's mandate that health insurance cover birth control; the letter was distributed in the church, but the priests have preferred to address the debate one on one with parishioners.
Paul Barrett, a dinosaur researcher at the Natural History Museum in London, said: "This is a useful attempt to address the debate in an interesting and different way, but we know that all living carnivores do both and I don't see why the habits of T. rex in particular are of such importance.
This study has relevance to researchers and practitioners because of its novelty, which lies in the fact that this approach has not been used before to address the debate between social and commercial entrepreneurship.
I asked Pant to address the debates that started with her podcast with Orman.
Barack Obama used an unexpected speech at the White House to personally address the debates over race relations that have convulsed America since George Zimmerman was acquitted over the shooting of the unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin.
We did not attempt to directly address the debates over the dimensionality of acculturation or its role in society, but rather selected items from across the spectrum of instruments that represent these viewpoints.
In addressing the debate over diapers, she had what may have been the final word.
He addresses the debate in the first volume, with an insert tucked inside titled "A Question of Color".
