The phrase "address these facts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific information or details that need to be acknowledged or dealt with in a conversation or document.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address these facts to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding the project's progress."
Alternatives: "tackle these issues" or "consider these points".
So, given that Reich does not address these facts, its hard to take his hand ringing seriously.
Among the experts who have risen to address these facts, some actually are preachers, or, at least, practitioners of radio ministries James Dobson, Gary Ezzo where they have inveighed against the baleful effect of "ideological humanists" on American child rearing.
Among the experts who have risen to address these facts, some actually are preachers, or, at least, practitioners of radio ministries — James Dobson, Gary Ezzo — where they have inveighed against the baleful effect of "ideological humanists" on American child rearing.
To address these facts and more broadly recapitulate Pmp22 regulation, we have developed a series of complementary HTS assays by inserting reporters into the endogenous Pmp22 locus using TALEN-mediated genome editing.
WCF's She Should Run program addresses these facts head-on.
In addressing these facts, we must not forget that it is undeniably true that Russia had a very strong interest in this election, including hacking the DNC and funding the propagation of fake news.
Within the past few years, Mormon leaders have been quietly releasing letters, couched in careful language, that address these uncomfortable facts.
They were herded up that mountain to their death, and something needs to be done to address those facts".
Instead of addressing these uncomfortable facts, pundits fall back on simplistic attacks against "Wahhabism," the conservative strain of Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia.
Scoring was based on correctly addressing these essential facts utilizing both the standard value fields (checkboxes) and the narrative description.
"The thing that really bothers me is that no one will address the facts," he said.
