The phrase "address the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussing or dealing with two specific items, issues, or individuals.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the two main concerns that have been raised by the team."
Alternatives: "tackle the two" or "discuss the two".
Superimposed coloured atomistic models address the two distinctly oriented molecular species (green and red, respectively).
Here, we address the two basic aspects of fairness separately because we find reversible error as to both.
An urban energy transition is needed to address the two global environmental challenges of urbanisation and increasing carbon emissions.
Basically, does it address the two critical criteria for the survival of a healthy commercial PSB sector: economic viability, and a balanced PSB ecology?
The resolution that was agreed to between the White House and House leadership fails to address the two main problems with the original White House discussion draft.
The reason is that there already is a law, known as the Defense of Marriage Act, that appears to address the two principal concerns of gay marriage opponents.
I wish to address the two letters published Aug. 12 that challenged the recent recommendation with respect to testing for prostate cancer in elderly men.
The agreement does not directly address the two most contentious issues concerning the airport, which have been water pollution and noise.
As Trump heads to Capitol Hill to address the two houses of Congress, the state of the union is: open, at least for now.
To simultaneously address the two phase distributions (diffractive lens and light cone) to the SLM, they were multiplexed into the LCoS display40.
We leverage this large physiological data set recorded in PMd to attempt to address the two goals we proposed in the introduction.
