The phrase "addressing around the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or dealing with a topic, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to focus on addressing around the issues that have been raised in the meeting."
Alternatives: "discussing the" or "tackling the".
Politics and economics were addressed around the campfire, with quiz nights on the countries we'd visited.
"We've got a wealth of opportunities to address around the world," said Mr. Ryan, Chevron's vice president.
And, he said, "the way this crisis has been addressed around the world has been through a huge amount of fiscal stimulus".
But in the current climate, there have been regulatory issues to address around the exchange issue.
She added that the concerns one might want to address around the eyes ― such as dark circles ― aren't necessarily the same as what one would like to address on the rest of the face.
Through coordination with the DOTS program, his organization Partners In Health (PIH) has facilitated huge leaps forward in how TB is addressed around the world, in particular emphasizing the need to assess medical infrastructure as well as social conditions.
I mean no disrespect (USA! Fuck yeah!) when I suggest that file sharing might not be a uniquely American sport, and how the issue is being addressed around the world is actually pretty interesting, too.
"However, they will be reassured by the rigorous approach Ofqual has taken to addressing the concerns around the differences in difficulty between the different boards.
Almost every case of runner's knee is treatable by addressing the factors around the knee that lead to the problem including building muscle strength and improving flexibility.
He added that the shadow home secretary would continue to emphasise substance, not style, over the coming fortnight, as the two men address Tories around the country.
