The phrase "addressing the same question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or issues that are related to a previously mentioned question or inquiry.
Example: "In our previous meeting, we were addressing the same question regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "tackling the same issue" or "responding to the same inquiry".
Amis, addressing the same question, likewise has no answer.
A few yards away, Ben Foden was addressing the same question.
The researchers, Karen A. Robinson and Dr. Steven N. Goodman, looked at how often published papers on clinical trials in medicine cite previous clinical trials addressing the same question.
We therefore suggest biologists be aware of the limitations of the ordered-axis plot approach before employing it on their own data, and possibly consider other, less restrictive methods for addressing the same question.
Previous experimental studies addressing the same question showed no statistically significant differences between the two groups [ 13, 14].
It is why Environmental Health Perspectives EHPpublisheshesoso many such studies addressing the same question (e.g., air pollution).
When scientists ask how people think or how the universe was created, they are addressing the same questions posed by philosophy hundreds or even thousands of years earlier.
They talked in separate interviews on the same recent day, addressing the same questions about the past, present and future with Brad Spurgeon of the International Herald Tribune. A. Alonso: This year in overall performance was a big step forward for us, compared to last year.
"I find the study very persuasive because they addressed the same question using three different approaches and got consistent answers," says Phil Duffy, the president of the Woods Hole Research Center.
The essays in A Force for Good are written by insiders, and try to address the same question and propose strategies that can make the financial system more robust.
In a story in December that addressed the same question, my colleague Anna Fifield reported on North Korea's political prisons and accusations that they are as bad as or even worse than the Nazi concentration camps of the Holocaust.
