The phrase "address the inquiry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to responding to or dealing with a question or request for information.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address the inquiry regarding the budget allocation for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "respond to the inquiry" or "handle the inquiry".
There will be a break and then Imran Khan QC will address the inquiry.
Now it is the turn of Friedman's colleague Stephanie Barwise QC to address the inquiry.
Those scheduled to address the inquiry include victims' relatives, hepatologists and representatives from the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service SNBTSScottish National Blood Transfusion Service SNBTS
The programme of work to address the inquiry recommendations is said to be almost at the halfway stage and is now scheduled for completion at the end of August - eight weeks later than originally planned.
He recently said he had prepared written answers to some of Mueller's questions, but he has repeatedly refused to address the inquiry into whether he tried to obstruct justice. .
"We endeavor to address the inquiries of the staff of the Federal Trade Commission," Mr. Walsh said.
And it didn't address the inquiries of two lawmakers who wanted to know the number of demands Facebook has received from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, which is under fire for its handling of children and parents who cross the U.S. border.
Addressing the inquiry chairman, Sir Robert Owen, he continued: "First, you can be sure on the criminal standard that Lugovoi and Kovtun murdered Mr Litvinenko.
The inspector granted the applicant his wish and the next day, clad in a long blue cloak, a leafy branch poking out of his top pocket, the man – "people call me JJ" – addressed the inquiry.
Just consider, as one small example, the opening address in the inquiry Justice Oliver Popplewell chaired over a mere five days and barely three weeks after the fire.
