The phrase "addressing different facets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or dimensions of a topic or issue.
Example: "In our research, we are addressing different facets of climate change to understand its impact on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "considering various aspects" or "exploring multiple dimensions".
"His work has addressed different facets of contemporary life through a number of pivotal moments of US history, identifying with his pairing of text and images the shifting values of the country across the last few decades.
Traditionally also, instruments used to address different facets of language behavior as the core dimension of acculturation.
The BETTER Trial, informed by Ontario's chronic disease framework [ 17], developed an integrated approach to CDPS that aimed to address different facets of the framework including health care organizations, practice teams and individuals and families.
Rather, they are addressing different questions.
The developed indicator system is more than the sum of individual indicators addressing the different facets of sustainability and goes beyond mere statistical representation to monitor the development of the energy system.
Although our experiments were crucial in identifying NRN1 as a gene target that could address the different facets of neurodegeneration and regenerative failure, similar experiments need to be performed to test correct innervation of traumatized axons to target neurons over an extended time course.
With each ballet, Goldner addresses a different facet of Balanchine's work: abstraction ("Concerto Barocco"), economy ("Valse Fantaisie"), tension ("Agon"), classical technique ("Ballo della Regina"), pacing (" Theme and Variations"), dreamwork ("A Midsummer Night's Dream").
Rather than continue to define the boundaries between the sciences and the humanities, we should seek to understand that each discipline is equally important; each addresses a different facet of life.
