The phrase "address this oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to correcting or acknowledging a mistake or error that has been made.
Example: "We need to address this oversight in our report before submitting it to the board."
Alternatives: "rectify this error" or "correct this mistake".
It seeks to address this oversight by showing that "there are real economic reasons for looking after nature".
We are working with Anymode to address this oversight and the product has already been removed from the Anymode sales website.
A team of scientists is now attempting to address this oversight.
We have taken immediate and appropriate steps internally to address this oversight and address the staffer responsible.
10 18 19 Given the emerging role for pharmacy in AMS, 10 11 this study sought to address this oversight.
In light of unprecedented global environmental changes and the apparently high levels of endemism within this area, systematic surveys and genetic assessments of diversity to address this oversight should be a high priority.
My presentation addresses this oversight by exploring the work of surveillance artists that stage surveillance as a "technology of gender", a term coined by feminist film theorist Teresa de Lauretis to describe dominant visual media, such as Hollywood cinema, that produce and maintain gender norms.
Agency in Ancient Writing addresses this oversight, allowing archeologists to identify and discuss real, observable actors and actions in the archaeological record.
As a first step toward addressing this oversight in the voluminous discourse about Kim Sowŏl, I survey ten periodicals in which the poet's work appeared and identify many of the editors responsible for overseeing the translation of his poetic manuscripts into print.
Off-Center, aims to address that oversight, with a representative sample of American musicals that "don't fit the Encores! template," as Mr. Viertel put it.
