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The phrase "addressing the charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of responding to or dealing with accusations or claims made against someone or something.
Example: "The lawyer is currently addressing the charges brought against her client in court."
Alternatives: "responding to the allegations" or "dealing with the accusations."
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The James group sued to block the disciplinary hearing, without addressing the charges themselves.
But Mr. Stavis also wondered about whether a conventional trial was capable of addressing the charges in the case.
Representative Joel Hefley, Republican of Colorado, told Mr. Traficant that he had spent much of his opening statement railing against the government and not addressing the charges.
This person, echoing others, said that Mr. Rather's resoluteness in addressing the charges on the air was allaying some of the concern.
A lawyer for Mr. Aggarwal, Sam Braverman of Fasulo Braverman & Di Maggio, said he was reviewing the government's filings and his client looked forward to coming to New York to addressing the charges directly.
Without addressing the charges specifically, the Vatican statement said Father Maciel had been asked to give up his public ministry in favor of a quiet life of "prayer and penitence".
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Asked if he would mind addressing the charge, Wade said with a smile: "Sure.
Addressing the charge that Macmillan conspired with other publishers in late 2009 and early 2010, the filing from Macmillan said that no telephone conversation between Mr. Sargent and other publishers had involved collusion.
He's ready to address the charges in court".
On Feb. 9, 2001, Poehlman appeared before the panel to address the charges against him.
In his statement outside court, Dr. Waksal did not address the charges directly.
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