The phrase "addresses especially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight a specific focus or emphasis within a broader topic or discussion.
Example: "The report addresses especially the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "focuses particularly on" or "highlights specifically".
Indeed, so do many state of the union addresses, especially those given at the end of a presidency, when few presidents have any ability to push through radical legislation.
Due to IP addresses (especially in IPv6) not easily remembered, the DNS has been developed.
I guarantee leaders of the Free World have taken note and you will see more and more ASL interpreters on your screen during public addresses, especially in times of crisis.
We should all run the exercise of imagining the media reaction, were a Democrat to have shouted "liar" at President Bush during one of his State of the Union addresses, especially one in which the topic was the Iraq War.
Another address, especially one that looks strange, should raise suspicions.
That needs to be urgently addressed, especially given the rise in pupil numbers coming down the tracks.
"There's still many issues that we believe the government needs to address, especially in light of the terrorism threats".
Some urgent humanitarian matters have been addressed, especially in relation to the freedom of NGOs to deliver essential services.
The accord has serious flaws that will need to be addressed, especially a shaky financing scheme and questionable priorities.
Manuel and the Mets had several issues to address, especially their fluctuating pitching staff after three-fifths of the rotation was transformed in a matter of days.
This elicited several thoughtful responses worth addressing, especially in light of Tim Pawlenty's recent digs at Ms Bachmann's lack of qualifications.
