The phrase "addresses this notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular text, argument, or piece of work responds to or considers a specific idea or concept.
Example: "The author addresses this notion by providing several compelling examples throughout the chapter."
Alternatives: "tackles this idea" or "responds to this concept."
Ball briefly addresses this notion of invisibility as powerlessness, via Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" — but, as he acknowledges, that is an imperfect example.
We chose this particular model of sexism because it addresses this notion of ambivalent sexism, which includes both hostile sexism — which is the very overt sexism that we know well and could include everything from heinous assaults to gender discrimination — and what they call "benevolent sexism".
Toobin addressed this notion during his CNN appearance, saying that, nowadays, the questions from the justices are highly likely to align with their eventual opinion in the case.
To address this notion, we compared the role of Gsk3β, a negative regulator of the Wnt pathway, in female versus male bone mass.
Eleven participants addressed this notion of hope.
Retrospective studies of cohorts of humans with respiratory illnesses of unknown etiology should address this notion.
They also address this notion in the postembryonic neuroblasts, and find support for a similar role for Pros in quiescence.
To further address this notion, foam cell formation was detected in VSMCs with ACAT1 deficiency and TLR4 manipulation.
To address this notion, we initially assessed the effect of ezrin knockdown (KD) on angio/lymphangiogenic potential of human MDA-MB-231 (MDA231) cells expressing activated Src.
To directly address this notion, 786-O cells were transiently transfected with HIF2α-targeting siRNA or non-targeting control siRNA and then challenged with EMCV.
To address this notion, we overexpressed fluorescently labelled Cxcl12a in cell clones within the embryo and followed its distribution relative to the cells and particularly, to the filopodia.
