The phrase "addressing the battle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of confronting or dealing with a conflict or challenge, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "In her speech, she focused on addressing the battle against climate change and the steps we need to take."
Alternatives: "tackling the conflict" or "confronting the struggle".
He had joined a midmorning panel addressing the "battle," as it was described, between corporate P.R. departments and nongovernmental organizations over green bona fides in the business world.
This means that, although there are certain basic principles in addressing the battle against an increase in HIV prevalence, still we have to tailor some of our approaches.
In 1865, at the end of the civil war, the Confederate poet Abram Ryan addressed the battle flag.
Harry E. Berndt Webster Groves, Mo., Sept. 23, 2007 To the Editor: Your attempt to address "The Battle Over Health Care" is admirable, but your conclusions under the heading of "What's Missing" are as timid as those of the political candidates.
Sheheen also addressed the battle flag's longstanding association with the slavery and institutionalized racism that permeated the Confederate States of America. .
After breaking news of his conversation with Rouhani, Obama addressed the battle over Obamacare and the chance of a government shutdown.
You cannot stop al Qaeda totally and if foreign policy and the role of religion in world politics isn't addressed the battle will wage infinitely.
It is often said that generals' approach to military planning is always to address the battles in the last war, rather than to address future conflicts.
Curley also addressed the battles fought in journalism over the past nine years, including those "for accountability by elected and appointed leaders, for the protection of content often obtained at personal price or for leading the evolution in how the public is informed".
And, sure, addressing the aerial battle has been a massive part of training this week, as it is approaching every international with the way the game is played these days.
While he avoids directly addressing the current battle for control of Mosul, the IS leader urges fighters around the world to "turn the unbelievers' night into a day, demolish their homelands, and turn their blood into rivers".
