The phrase "address the point about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss or respond to a specific issue or topic that has been raised.
Example: "In our meeting, I would like to address the point about the budget allocation for next quarter."
Alternatives: "tackle the issue regarding" or "respond to the matter concerning".
Q: Can you address the point about how we cope with immigration?
Just a hint of a belated caveat or two there, though the letter did not even address the point about the figure not being for use in public.
Tice: To address the point about Juniper moving from the core to the edge router market, we actually see more competition in that area and even fewer barriers to entry.
To address the point about hexamer stabilization and its effects on ATPase stimulation, we note two points: 1) While the TRIP13 hexamer is unstable, PCH-2 is a stable hexamer in all conditions, and we see the same general trend in pH-dependent changes in stimulation for PCH-2 as TRIP13 (for PCH-2, 1.7-fold stimulation at pH 7.5 versus 1.2-fold stimulation at pH 8.5; not shown in manuscript).
3.55pm: Cable addresses the point about breaking a promise made before the election.
Rather than address the point, Trump shifted to talking about refugees, repeating past claims that President Barack Obama is admitting Syrians without having any idea who they are, and that Clinton wants to do the same.
In addition to the detailed responses to specific points below, we would like to address the general point about the importance of the findings presented here.
But that does not quite address the point made by the chairman and the ranking member about how capital alone is not a sufficient safeguard against disaster.
It is essential that, in particular the point about outcome-relevant specificity, is addressed appropriately.
I believe I have addressed the main point about softening the claims throughout the paper.
