The phrase "addressing the reason" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or responding to a specific cause or justification for something.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the reason for the project's delay and how we can move forward."
Alternatives: "tackling the issue" or "responding to the cause".
Instead of addressing the reason why a burner would turn off, the operator modified gas inlet control so that the remaining burners would remain on.
The reviewer has raised a very important point about addressing the reason for aberrant miRNA expression in MM.
For instance, Christensen et al. [ 31] applied both questionnaires and observation method for addressing the reason of occurrence of LBP among the workers in the Danish wood and furniture industry.
Other studies addressing the reason for gadoxetate acid enhancement of HCC in MRI stated that the grade of cell differentiation, bile production, or necrosis of HCC did not correlate with the enhancement ratio of gadoxetate acid.
Addressing the reason why could help you solve the problem before it gets so bad that you feel forced to run away.
Understanding and addressing the reasons for this research practice gap may have positive implications for quality of care.
By consciously addressing the reasons for dignity deficit, political leaders could lay the foundations for promoting progress and stability.
When I wrote this piece in October of 2009, I was addressing the reasons people — MCs, bloggers, critics — have been lamenting hip-hop's demise for so long.
Rather than use this an an excuse, or whinge that the method of collecting data was flawed, the company has focused on addressing the reasons behind its figures.
Trump has traditionally ignored addressing the reasons for the protests, which began in 2016 in response to racial injustice and police brutality.
Human rights campaigners argue that cities, by using PSPOs, are criminalising people rather than addressing the reasons that force them to beg.
