The phrase "addresses the same issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics, arguments, or pieces of writing that deal with a similar subject matter or concern.
Example: "The article by Smith addresses the same issue as the one published by Johnson, highlighting the need for reform in the education system."
Alternatives: "tackles the same problem" or "deals with the same topic."
More recently, Robert Reich contributed an essay to Salon.com entitled "American democracy is diseased – how we can wrest back power from our corporate overlords", in which he addresses the same issue.
The seminal hip-hop group Public Enemy, still going strong after twenty years, recently released an album titled "How You Sell Soul to a Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul?" The new Al Green album, "Lay It Down" (Blue Note), addresses the same issue, though less stridently.
By Ben Greenman The seminal hip-hop group Public Enemy, still going strong after twenty years, recently released an album titled "How You Sell Soul to a Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul?" The new Al Green album, "Lay It Down" (Blue Note), addresses the same issue, though less stridently.
Which App? [17] also addresses the same issue in a different way.
Ballet, because it is centrally concerned with the differences between man and woman, frequently addresses the same issues as feminism, though seldom with the same goals.
It uses the same language, addresses the same issues and fills the same logical hole in the national policy discourse.
As humor expert Gina Barreca points out, laughter "addresses the same issues as fear, not to dismiss them, but to strengthen our ability to confront them".
The Michigan Spinal Stenosis Study, a controlled study including asymptomatic persons and persons with back pain, addresses the same issues with contradictory findings.
Two hundred and fifty miles from Rochdale, a new initiative in Croydon is seeking to address the same issue.
Trevor Phillips, former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, was addressing the same issue (in a different context) on Radio 4's Today programme on Monday.
The award seeks to address the same issue of material wealth that the great man discussed by handing the recipient $5m £3mm) and a sizeable pension for life.
