The phrase 'addressing the objections' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing an issue or topic that someone has objections or concerns about. For example: "I will begin this presentation by addressing the objections that have been raised about the proposed policy."
Before addressing the objection from extrinsic properties, it is important to note an ambiguity in the informal expression of the quantifier account.
The case for extra roads of any kind needs to address the objections he raises.
The State Insurance Department has said the new attempt addresses the objections that the court raised at that time.
A program that is disapproved may be modified to address the objections of the Administrator and be resubmitted for approval.
Mr. Li said he had often had to rework commercials to address the objections of Chinese censors -- or to avoid running afoul of them in the first place.
To address the objections of the Justice Department and F.C.C. that a merger would be anticompetitive, AT&T could agree to sell off 40 percent or so T-Mobile's assets to wireless rivals, they say.
Some have already laid the groundwork to react to a new executive order that the President said he would introduce next week, which will be tailored to address the objections of various courts that blocked the original order.
Barbara Trimblett London While Giles Fraser's earlier defence of child circumcision was whimsical, sentimental and philosophically insubstantial (Circumcision identifies me, 18 July), his more recent piece sets up a blatantly false comparison, and doesn't even pretend to address the objections to the practice.
Nevertheless, Wundt repeatedly addresses the objections raised against the very possibility of psychological, as opposed to physiological or psychophysical, experimentation.
