The phrase "addressed the flag" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is speaking to or acknowledging a flag, often in a ceremonial or formal setting.
Example: "During the ceremony, the speaker addressed the flag with great respect, honoring the sacrifices made by those who served."
Alternatives: "saluted the flag" or "acknowledged the flag".
Haley said the state legislature intended to address the flag issue in an extraordinary session, originally scheduled to finish budget work, to begin on Tuesday.
Even an hour before his Cooper Union appearance, Dr. Dean said he was unsure how or when he would address the flag issue.
Nissan, which recently agreed to build a plant near Canton, north of Jackson, wanted assurances that Mississippi would try to address the flag issue, said former Gov. William F. Winter, who led the commission that designed the proposed flag.
It would take another seven years for Georgia to address the flag issue again.
In 1865, at the end of the civil war, the Confederate poet Abram Ryan addressed the battle flag.
Sheheen also addressed the battle flag's longstanding association with the slavery and institutionalized racism that permeated the Confederate States of America. .
Tom Hall, an attorney who recently completed a film about the history of the Confederate flag in South Carolina, addressed the rally, remarking that the flag had come to prominence as a way for Southern politicians in the nineteen-fifties to cynically play on the interests of poor whites.
As Hurley walked across the plank to board, pausing only to address the United States flag, a sailor on deck whispered, "He has golfer's hair".
The House Leadership just announced there will be no consideration of the 12 appropriations bills that must be passed by September 30 until they work out a way to address the Confederate flag and its display in the U.S. Capitol complex.
In AOL Time Warner 's first-quarter earnings conference call on April 24, co-Chief Operating Officer Robert Pittman Robert Pittman addressed the online service's flagging advertising revenue this way: "While consumers spend 11% of their total media consumption on the Internet, the online medium only generates 1% of the media dollars.
