The phrase "address various aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing multiple elements or dimensions of a topic, issue, or situation.
Example: "In her presentation, she aimed to address various aspects of climate change, including its causes, effects, and potential solutions."
Alternatives: "cover different facets" or "tackle multiple dimensions".
Some of the performance tasks address various aspects of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Many proposals address various aspects of the system: who gets called for jury duty, who actually serves, how trials are conducted and what goes on in the jury room.
Over the past several years, the International Atomic Energy Agency has sent about a dozen missions to the Islamic Republic of Iran to address various aspects of the plant's safety.
At their private conference scheduled for Nov. 20, the justices plan to consider some 10 requests that they address various aspects of what the Constitution has to say about same-sex marriage.
While some companies may maintain a "quiet period" policy and determine not to address the impact of the Tax Act in advance of their next required periodic report, others may determine to address various aspects of the financial reporting effects of the Tax Act in advance of their earnings releases.
Her research interests address various aspects of air transportation systems, including algorithms for air traffic scheduling and routing, integrating weather forecasts into air traffic management and minimizing aviation-related emissions; air traffic surveillance algorithms; and mechanisms for the allocation of airport and airspace resources.
Under domestic law there is no overarching legal doctrine available to private corporations, but rather a myriad of federal statutes addressing various aspects of cybersecurity.
The TCG exhibits various specifications with regard to the Version 1.1b suite, and each addresses various aspects of secure system design.
