The phrase "addressing like" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the manner in which someone is being addressed, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I don't understand the concept of addressing like that in formal communication."
Alternatives: "addressing in such a manner" or "referring to as".
The organisation is setting up a data security programme and has listened to feedback from trusts about the common challenges and vulnerabilities that need addressing, like bringing firewalls up to date, and providing training at a local and board level.
What Dr. King had was this extraordinary tool of non-violence and whether he could have brought non-violence to bear on the things that he was now addressing like war or sanitation workers not getting a good deal - whether that could have been brought to bear in the way that it was with the question of voting rights.
Mr Diridon, chairman emeritus of the California High Speed Rail Authority, was addressing like-minded folk at the annual meeting of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association.
There are cultural things that need to be addressed, like the high rate of illegitimacy.
His collages often seem to be addressed, like his mail art, to particular recipients.
Meanwhile, businesses are invited to post specific tasks to be addressed, like creating a new product, logo or corporate event.
Problems of modern development are also addressed, like environmental hazards and the negative effects coming from new technologies.
The sequence learning capability coexists, within the insect brain computational model, with all the other features already addressed like attention, expectation, learning classification and others.
Anything that takes long-term effort and money to solve will not be addressed, like global warming and our energy problems.
In addition, other thermodynamical aspects have been addressed like chemical couplings in [Bächler and Kohl (2005]).
Once people gain this knowledge, it is straightforward to address like any other business opportunity.
