The phrase "addressing hundreds of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to speaking or communicating with a large group of people, typically in a formal or public context.
Example: "The CEO was addressing hundreds of employees at the annual company meeting."
Alternatives: "speaking to hundreds of" or "talking to hundreds of".
We are addressing hundreds of thousands of people daily in Pakistan".
"I tell Musharraf he should go and the army should go back to barracks," he said Friday while addressing hundreds of lawyers in Lahore.
After the indictment was filed, Mr. Vance spoke briefly on the courthouse steps addressing hundreds of local and foreign reporters who had been camped out in front of the imposing stone edifice.
EDISON, New Jersey —Gujarat's controversial chief minister, Narendra Modi, unfurled his definition of secularism, addressing hundreds of Indian-Americans in New Jersey and Chicago through a live telecast from Ahmedabad on Sunday.
Mr. Rumsfeld, after addressing hundreds of soldiers at the Army's Special Operations Command, suggested that the Pentagon would continue moving forces into Afghanistan to help in the hunt for Mr. bin Laden.
Addressing hundreds of Katine residents who had turned up to witness the International Women's Day celebrations held at Katine primary school earlier this month, Alupo reaffirmed her party's commitment to emancipating women.
As a group they appear almost incapable of addressing the 21st century issue of automation.
KRONOS QUARTET This group has long been recognized as much for its pioneering social and internationalist mission as for its music-making, so a program addressing the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 comes as no surprise.
The resolution came as Hassan Rouhani, president of a government that ranked as the world's top executioner per capita, was addressing the 71st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.
In addressing the 28th annual convention of the National Association of Black Journalists, Ms. Rice sought to draw parallels between blacks' striving for civil rights in the 1960's and the Bush administration's current efforts to remake the Iraqi government.
Cook will be addressing the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners (ICDPPC), which is being held in Brussels this year to coincide with the introduction of GDPR.
