The phrase "addressing that which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or issue that needs to be dealt with or considered.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing that which has been causing delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackling what" or "dealing with that which".
This commitment doesn't address that, which is why we think living wage accreditation is so important," said Moore.
We have to address that, which is why HTML5 is so important to us.
"This commitment doesn't address that, which is why we think living wage accreditation is so important.
He founded the Carbon War Room to try and address that, which has since joined forces with the Rocky Mountain Institute but even then it's been a tough slog to bring about a new system.
Now an innovative collaboration between researchers, payers and weight-loss surgeons, the Michigan Bariatric Surgery Collaborative, has addressed that-which-could-not-be-named.
"My exhibition addresses that which lies at the edge of our senses and knowledge, of our imagination and our expectations.
But instead of addressing that problem, which would mean putting the brakes on this 21st-century gold rush, they are trying to head the debate off in a completely different direction, with a noisy outburst of pious outrage about Maoist "terrorism".
We must stand behind the president so he can turn away from appeasement to instead continue his efforts to address that which is more dangerous to our country than the symptom of the fiscal cliff; inequality by virtue of abuse of power.
Could whomever wins office tomorrow have the courage and character to address that which is for the common good, to look after the many rather than the few, and restore a sense of dignity and pride to who we are as a nation?
The first of these should involve Holder addressing that counterproductive news story which ran alongside the buildup to today's speech.
