The phrase "address this fact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to bring attention to a specific fact that needs to be acknowledged or discussed.
Example: "In our meeting, we must address this fact that our sales have declined over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "acknowledge this fact" or "discuss this fact".
"The PDP ticket is a weak one, and the party has to address this fact," says a senior party member.Indeed, such is the discontent that if the PDP is to win again, it will probably have to steal a lot more votes than in 2003.
We further pinpoint how the interaction with humans is one of the critical components of modern Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) and how current applications fail to address this fact.
To address this fact new models are developed in this work able to predict power or specific energy consumption, including the usual design variables, but adding a variable that represents the feed size distribution.
To not even address this fact, and how there just might be even an appearance of impropriety, suggests your institutional memory only goes back to the day Mr. Stephanopoulos came aboard.
In literature, few studies address this fact [ 11, 12].
To address this fact we perform miRNA functional enrichment.
The authors addressed this fact by discussing volume responsiveness and the possibility of having infused Ringer's solution at higher rates of 4 1 or 5 1.
"He gave a very good speech on race relations, but he did not address the fact that this man is up there spewing hatred".
Business rates expert Paul Turner-Mitchell said: "Any proposal would have to address the fact that this could exacerbate the current north-south divide".
Let's also address the fact that this party is pretty much any kid's dream.
Programming needs to address the fact that this violence is primarily occurring in the household, where most incidents go unreported outside the immediate family or social circle.
