The phrase "address them on" can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a topic or issue that you want to discuss with someone. For example: "I'd like to address them on the importance of proper bike maintenance."
When Congress doesn't act, the underlying problems don't go away — and a President will try to address them on his own.
The man of the moment stopped to address them on a loudhailer for a full 10 minutes before his ecstatic reception indoors.
Let's continue to fantasize: someone who's strong enough to push through to the heart of hundreds of problems and address them on behalf of the Haitian people, but who can also work with the international community.
And it was: the French community of New York, or a tranche of it, had come out on Wednesday to hear President Nicolas Sarkozy address them on the occasion of his visit to New York.
The prisoners, many of them in light cotton clothing and plastic sandals, waited in 20-degree temperatures for Mr. Karzai to address them, on a lawn inside the old royal palace.
Other players were still breathing hard from practice when Tagliabue began to address them on the field, and like the Giants, players on the Browns listened to every word.
Make a list of flaws and things you want to work on and address them one by one.
Where you can, be sure to anticipate negatives, address them head-on and turn them into positives.
What sort of risks?First, prolonged unusually accommodative monetary conditions mask underlying balance sheet problems and reduce incentives to address them head-on.
The best founders openly work through issues and address them head-on, leading to success.
All CEOs should know the top categories in their health care spending and address them head-on.
