The phrase "address to focus" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest directing attention or efforts towards a specific topic or issue, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to address to focus on the main challenges facing our project."
Alternatives: "direct attention to" or "concentrate on".
Using his annual speech to the Lord Mayor's Banquet in the City of London financial district, traditionally a forum for a foreign policy address, to focus on the terrorist threat to Britain, Mr. Blair acknowledged that the country was a target for Al Qaeda.
An early turning point came in November 2001, when Karen P. Hughes, who ran Mr. Bush's communications shop at the time, suggested to the president that his wife join him in a radio address, to focus on the Taliban's oppression of women.
By using his most carefully scrutinized address to focus on the familiar, he sent an unmistakable message to the city and to voters outside the five boroughs who may one day find him on their ballots: these are the themes that brought him to power, they worked and he has no intention of abandoning them now.
Our Rome correspondent says the Pope may well use his address to focus attention on places where at the moment there is more darkness than light - such as troubled parts of Africa and the Middle East.
Bush also used his radio address to focus on another health care issue, calling on Congress to support his proposal to add new prescription drug benefits to Medicare, the federal health insurance program for senior citizens.
In relation to policy decisions regarding wildlife conservation and management, a simple set of questions that relate to the issue should be initially addressed to focus the decision-making process, particularly in relation to feasibility.
In Washington, President Clinton plans to use his State of the Union address this week to focus on how the nation can better use the bounty of these good times to help those at the bottom.
Bushes aside, Bachmann is a much more serious person than Palin, whose response to the State of the Union address was to focus on the title, "Winning the Future".
Mr. Cosby's rambling 75-minute address was meant to focus on the special educational needs of children with learning disabilities.
On Tuesday, the archbishop of Canterbury delivered his presidential address to synod, focusing on what he termed as "competing freedoms", including reference to consecrating women as bishops.
Where multilingualism is addressed, it tends to focus on interpreting and other translation strategies for communication between patients and doctors who do not share a common language.
