The phrase "addressing the language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of language in communication, analysis, or critique.
Example: "In our discussion, we will be addressing the language used in the novel to better understand the author's intent."
Alternatives: "considering the language" or "focusing on the language".
Some while ago, with reference to Orwell's essay on "Politics and the English language", I addressed the language of the internet, an issue that stubbornly refuses to go away.
The Foundation's Peaceful Oasis Shelter specifically addresses the language, faith, diet, social and legal needs of Muslim women.
The ruling may compel Congress to address the language of the law as thousands of prisoners seek to have their sentences reduced.
Favre's carefully crafted words, presented under Claiborne's name, provide an example of the diplomatic skill with which Favre was able to address the language and culture of the Muskogean tribes.
As an alternative comparison, we also quantified the distance between the Gray et al trees and the tree adjusted to address the language subgrouping issues we identified.
Our intervention will be nowhere near sufficient to address the language issues in the global mental health field.
Along with nursing staff, hospital translator services and immigrant serving agencies should be involved in any discussions or plans to address the language fluency issue.
A stronger understanding of this important health determinant will help to ensure that men's health promotion strategies are appropriately targeted, with recognition of the health experiences of men reflected in the issues addressed, the language used, and the settings in which these are delivered [ 41].
The discussion brought together leading policymakers, academics and industry representatives from both sides of the Atlantic to address the language-learning deficit in English-speaking countries and try to work out what to do about it.
Therefore, understanding why foreign language teachers prematurely leave the field is a crucial step in addressing the foreign language education crisis.
