The phrase "addressing the voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responding to or acknowledging a particular perspective or opinion expressed verbally.
Example: "In her speech, she focused on addressing the voice of the community that had been overlooked for years."
Alternatives: "responding to the voice" or "acknowledging the voice".
And as those new problems are addressed, the voice of the last Jeffersonian, Hugo Black, will still be heard.
Facilitator: I'd like to address the voice of total and absolute, unbridled superiority.
Further research is needed on how to scale up beyond proof of concept, evaluation of impact, how telemedicine or eHealth can address the voice of those affected by poor health and the marginalized, taking into account the local language, and content development to use telemedicine at the grass roots level.
Abigail Garner, 37, whose blog, Families Like Mine and 2004 book of the same title addressed the voices of children from same-sex families, is also wary.
Leaving quietly leaves the system unchanged and doesn't force [the SBC] to address the voices of those who are marginalized," he said.
As a result, tough issues were addressed, the voices of the many thousands of Deadheads who didn't get tickets to the Chicago shows were heard and a solution was crafted.
These four old friends -- "emeritus fans," as Mr. Talese put it -- gathered on a recent afternoon to address the "nagging voice" that despite the legacy of triumph has been an ancestral echo of Giants failure and frustration.
Mouthpiece addresses the female voice throughout music's history — beginning with a chant, to swing-era harmonies, rock and roll, to the "grl pwr" of today.
Concerns ranged from figuring out the key steps you need to know about asking in relation to your career, strategy for effective negotiations, and how to address the internal voice in your head that may tell you to retreat from asking.
