The phrase "addressing for instance" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when introducing examples or specific cases in a discussion, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In addressing, for instance, the issue of climate change, we must consider various factors."
Alternatives: "discussing, for example" or "considering, for instance."
Then people noticed that councils had – or should have – a key role in addressing, for instance, surface water flooding and coordinating emergency action.
The new owners have cut editorial and business costs (by addressing, for instance, the fact that some journalists write only one story a year).
Into addressing, for instance, the desperate, decades-long needs – for jobs, for housing, for a future – of those towns that have been left behind by the last 30 years of change, those towns whose people voted leave the way a passenger on a doomed train pulls the emergency cord.
He addressed, for instance, the similarities between the mouse and rat genomes.
This is an efficient way to manage explosion in design for each individual item composing a safety critical system but when combination of items need to be addressed, for instance global loading on complex items (e.g. modules, critical pipework or packages), this approach may result in an overly conservative design if the maximum explosion loads on each item are summed simultaneously.
The issues concerning well-posedness and thermodynamic stability of the anomalous viscoelastic flow models have been addressed, for instance, in [23, 34, 35].
These studies can analyze the stability risks for three major excursion categories, 1) factors that can be controlled but usually are not addressed, for instance high light intensity in certain parts of the world, 2) factors, such as poor transport or handling, that can be controlled, and 3) unexpected excursions, e.g. transport/shipping system breakdown.
The 'need-based' scope of the problem proposes that the uptake of sustainability policies is a function of the scope of the problem to which such policies are addressed, for instance to lower GHG emissions as an argument to lower energy use, or run local energy saving campaigns to raise employment numbers.
Both mentors and mentees submitted frequent status reports to the facilitator (Table 2) so that any concerns could quickly be addressed; for instance, two mentoring groups requested reorganization early in the semester due to rapport or scheduling difficulties and these requests were accommodated.
That is actually one role of religion, to remind not just its adherents but "all people of good will" -- to whom papal letters are often addressed, for instance -- that we all must recognize each other's needs, so that we all might flourish.
These characteristics address for instance other political, demographical, legal and professional or educational contexts.
