The phrase "addressing not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic that involves multiple aspects or elements that will be discussed or considered.
Example: "The report is addressing not only the financial implications but also the social impact of the project."
Alternatives: "considering not just" or "focusing on more than".
Addressing not only his usual congregation but the hundreds cramming Juba's cathedral who had taken shelter there from the fighting outside, he said: "We have never been a country before.
The President had the task of addressing not only the American public but also the publics of Europe and the Arab world (which suddenly has a public that will not be silenced) as well as the policy and media élites of all of the above.
Seeing people of all ages, from all stations of life, who had never come together before, yakking away over dinner like old friends, I realised that the project is addressing not only the waste of food but also the waste of social opportunity.
The unsigned order asked for briefs "addressing not only whether rehearing should be granted but also the merits" of whether the recent law should alter the five-justice majority's conclusion that there is a national consensus against capital punishment in such cases.
They can be small and local too; every urban citizen could be guaranteed access to a green space within 500m of where they live, addressing not only the space children need to play outdoors, but also the poor air quality that blights our cities.
From the time his initial decision was issued in 2011, there could be no doubt that Mr Rakoff was addressing not only the particular docket brought before his bench, but far larger issues.In substance, the Citigroup case seemed business as usual.
She addresses not only issue with the journalism that the Times has published, but with journalism not yet written.
It addresses not only the state's 1.4 million uninsured, but also middle- and working-class families who may be underinsured, regardless of health status.
The proposed commission should address not only the excessive size of our criminal justice system, but also the conditions we allow to exist within our prisons and jails.
This needs to be addressed not only in the interests of social justice, but to support the needs of the economy.
Moving forward, we must openly address not only the drug issues plaguing the sports we love, but the culture of fear that shakes our society.
