The phrase "addressing speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speaking to an audience or addressing a particular topic in a speech format.
Example: "The politician's addressing speech focused on the importance of climate change and its impact on future generations."
Alternatives: "speaking address" or "addressing remarks".
Harvey added that Twitter is now fast-tracking an update to its policy that "focuses on addressing dehumanizing speech — that is, speech that treats or describes others as less than human".
WAM! later praised Facebook's statement on its own website, calling the site an Internet leader for addressing hate speech.
In his address speech, Farage said: "Yes, there's a bit of me that's disappointed but there's a bit that's happier than I have felt for years.
"You know when Abraham Lincoln made the Gettysburg Address speech, great speech, you know he was ridiculed?" Trump said during a political rally speech in Billings, Montana, on Thursday.
"With all the breathless coverage from abroad, and with Senator Obama now addressing his speeches to 'the people of the world,' I'm starting to feel a little left out," Senator John McCain said in a radio address on Saturday.
Amid widespread criticism on Saturday, Trump released a statement which addressed the speech given by Khan's father at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia last week.
The Labour leader addressed his speech to "you, the British people", repeating time and again that "you believe", "you know" and "you remember".
The winner of best supporting actress addressed her speech to "every woman who gave birth to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation".
Cover image: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May addresses a speech during the World Economic Forum WEFF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland January 25 , 2018
For example, isolated delays in pronunciation can be directly addressed by speech therapy while combined with problems in the use of grammar might require learning the language.
