"address the question about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "She addressed the question about why the project had been delayed."
KIM WEEDEN: Peter, do you want to address the question about the taxation policy?
Carnell did not directly address the question about whether ACCI had told the government about its FWC application, saying it would be no surprise to the Coalition.
To address the question about what these random entrepreneurs know about investing, both companies cite decades of research about the right way to construct their collections of investments and rebalance customer holdings when markets rise and fall.
But in [18], the authors considered problems involving only an advanced argument, and they do not address the question about the uniqueness (and the stability) of the solution.
Given the limitations of the two kinds of interpretation logic discussed above, this article uses analytical perspectives from organizational sociology to address the question about governmental behavior in reaction to the external environment in order to explain both the external organizational characteristics and the internal operational mechanisms of the service center.
On Friday, Fager declined to address the question about possible firings or suspensions.
Sometime soon, though, it appears that Congressman Grimm will be forced to address the questions about his history, and not just the questioners.
The president did not address the questions about Bain Capital in his stump speech.
Earlier on Wednesday, Mr. Rove had said that Mrs. Bachmann should move quickly to address the questions about her health.
When she finished talking to the congregations about her plans for legislation to ban racial profiling, she paused on the sidewalk to address the questions about the gifts.
He also sought to address the questions about his own past, including his conviction in 1982 on charges of possession and sale of marijuana.
