The phrase "address this one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific issue, question, or topic that needs to be discussed or resolved.
Example: "During the meeting, we need to address this one before moving on to the next agenda item."
Alternatives: "tackle this one" or "discuss this one".
We hope that our responses to the previous two comments also substantially address this one by better conveying the picture of tubulin-bound TOGs diffusing on the microtubule.
"Do not disappoint their expectations!" In a second address, this one delivered hours later at the residence of President José Eduardo dos Santos, he challenged Angola and other African countries to free their people "from the scourges of greed, violence and unrest" through "modern civic democracy".
FORWARDING ADDRESS This one's not new, but it trips enough people that it bears repeating.
I can't wait for the next Apple earnings call to hear Cook address this one!
Edit: Apparently I've stirred up the hive, so I guess I need to address this one point more clearly.
To address this, one has set the devices' brightness to the maximum level ensuring that the mobile device was having its best performance on the given conditions.
In an effort to address this one-dimensional view of health care education, a case-study assignment was developed to facilitate professional interaction between graduate physical therapy and graduate nutrition students.
Though he recognizes that chances for a more comprehensive immigration reform package seem dim in Washington, he is hopeful that Republicans in Congress will come around on addressing this one aspect of the bigger problem.
You can open the door on a plane We already addressed this one in detail here, but lo and behold, the myths continues!
"Unfortunately, it's not as simple as addressing this one issue.
The OMB has a smart way to start addressing this: one agency that has its act together will be designated a "SOC [Secure Operations Center] Center of Excellence".
