The phrase "address the question with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone should respond to a specific question in a particular manner or with certain information.
Example: "In your essay, please address the question with relevant examples and clear arguments."
Alternatives: "respond to the question with" or "answer the question using".
Susan Porter Rose, who was the director of scheduling for Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Ford and the chief of staff for Mrs. Bush, is a savant on the subject, and she addresses the question with Jeeves-like discretion.
This study asks the question, "Is Black Economic Empowerment a South African growth catalyst?" It addresses the question with reference to the theoretical literature on economic and organizational structures.
Until the Bosnians, Serbs, and Croats decide to stop killing each other, there is nothing the outside world can do about it". Scowcroft addressed the question with more delicacy than Eagleburger, but he didn't disagree: there was only so much that the United States could do, he said.
Older trials of AR blockade did not select for patients with AR dependent signaling or AR expression and therefore may not have addressed the question with an optimal cohort [ 55].
The new bill did not clearly address the question of patients with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
In this study, we did not address the question of compliance with our institution's standard operating procedures regarding sedation [ 28].
Finally, we address the question of whether individuals with moderate aspirationshave a higher migration propensity than individuals with very low or very highaspirations.
The summary data described above does not address the question of whether patients with more severe disease may have different outcomes than those with less extensive endometriosis.
In particular, we address the question of computational complexity with respect to the number of augmentation steps.
But if he were to address the question in scientific detail, with numbers, charts and percentages, "it would probably put half the people to sleep," he remembered thinking.
