The phrase "addresses language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to communication, linguistics, or any context where language is a focus.
Example: "The article addresses language acquisition in early childhood education."
Alternatives: "discusses language" or "tackles language".
The glossy Lib Dems minority manifesto also addresses language skills, policing and equality at work.
DD DORVILLIER / HUMAN FUTURE DANCE CORPS In "Choreography, a Prologue for the Apocalypse of Understanding, Get Ready!," the phenomenologically minded choreographer addresses language and understanding — as in: what does it mean when an audience member says, "I don't understand".
The production clearly challenged the director, not only because of the Met's immense stage — the performers must work in a space that requires more walking, and hitting many more marks, than in a traditional show — but because of the immensity of the themes Muhly addresses, language among them.
The production clearly challenged the director, not only because of the Met's immense stage the performers must work in a space that requires more walking, and hitting many more marks, than in a traditional show but because of the immensity of the themes Muhly addresses, language among them.
Over the past three months, Twitter has been working to create a policy that addresses language that "makes someone feel less than human" – something that can have real-world repercussions, including "normalizing serious violence," the company explains.
Unlike NLP, NRS addresses language but also involves a scientific restructuring of of the neural pathways utilizing supplements like Excelerol and both mental and physical exercises in order to achieve results.
Divided into 15 chapters, it addresses: languages and tools; development processes; modelling, simulation and verification; and education.
Be creative and expansive about addressing language barriers.
The philosopher is now addressing language's power to influence others, for good or evil.
A researcher-developed taxonomy was design to address language problems in writing class of 56 students.
Many addressed language itself and how learning the language of parents or grandparents — or not learning it — changed the author's worldview," Kemp says.
