The phrase "addresses rather than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a preference for one approach or topic over another in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The report addresses rather than ignores the underlying issues affecting the community."
Alternatives: "focuses on instead of" or "concentrates on rather than".
Previously the campaign's use of prepared remarks has mostly tended to be reserved for formal policy addresses, rather than standard stump speeches at rallies.
To enter addresses, rather than displaying a standard QWERTY keyboard layout, the alphanumeric characters are laid out around a rotary dial on the screen, which corresponds to the spinning of the iDrive controller.
When an entire host is filtered, our data show that this filtering typically operates on the basis of the host's IP addresses rather than on the basis of its one or several domain names.
Older users sending a message asking to become friends with younger users will have to enter the recipients' actual first and last names or their e-mail addresses, rather than simply their user names.
Professor Childs, who has written about advertising by lawyers on Google on his TortsProf blog, lawprofessors.typepad.com/tortsprof, said he sometimes typed in Web site addresses rather than clicking on sponsored links when doing his research.
F. A. O. Schwarz, the 124-year-old complement to Santa's workshop, has dismissed a mailroom employee for sending toys to himself, through various addresses, rather than to the children they were intended for.
Many American brokerage firms "tend to look at the address rather than the citizenship," Mr. Starchild said.
It is their unapologetic address, rather than the end they have in mind, that is potent.
The problem is, the census addressed mine to me at my street address, rather than my P.O.
This will encourage your contacts to use the Gmail address rather than your old BT Internet address.
So really, the grocery store is better identified by it's address, rather than it's name.
