The phrase "addressing reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of dealing with or responding to reports, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "The manager is responsible for addressing reports from the team regarding project progress."
Alternatives: "responding to reports" or "dealing with reports".
Ashleigh Raper, who previously worked as a reporter inside the state parliament, released a statement on Thursday addressing reports that Foley had acted inappropriately at a function in November that year.
Raper, who previously worked as a reporter inside the state parliament, released a statement on Thursday addressing reports that Foley had acted inappropriately at a function in November that year.
For celebrities, there is no playbook for addressing reports of one's own death.
Mr. Dobbins was addressing reports that some of Afghanistan's factional leaders were unhappy with the distribution of power in the coalition.
Aung San Suu Kyi opened the press conference by addressing reports of tension between the US and those working for democratic reforms in Burma.
Addressing reports that recovering soldiers were asked to attend daily inspection, even when under medication, Paul Boyce, an Army spokesman, said that there would be periodic inspections in the outpatient facilities.
The ESR has recently published a concept paper on Value-Based Radiology; one of the proposed key factors relates to addressing report characteristics, including structured reporting [7].
It is increasing staff to respond to those who experience sexual assault, and revamping both procedures for reporting complaints and processes for addressing reported complaints.
Local interviewers were trained on site-specific protocols created for this study for addressing reported or observed abuse of children.
The officers were summoned to address reports of a disturbance, but made no arrests.
Smollett addressed reports that he initially hesitated to go to the police about his alleged assault.
