The phrase "addressing these objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of tackling or focusing on specific goals or aims in a project or discussion.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we will be addressing these objectives to ensure we stay on track with our project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackling these goals" or "focusing on these aims".
In December 2008, the Commission released a report, World At Risk, addressing these objectives.
In addressing these objectives a number of the component elements of scoping studies are identified and defined.
In addressing these objectives, we also examined the extent to which Arrenurus water mite species show habitat or host species preferences.
The present paper reflects on the experiences of the project team in addressing these objectives to identify various challenges and opportunities offered by such international comparative research.
Addressing these objectives will help PAGE researchers determine whether a variant is causal and select candidate variants for in-depth functional studies.
Progress in addressing these objectives has been peer reviewed annually by both a select committee organized by CDC and the World Health Organization (WHO) Advisory Committee on Variola Virus Research (2, 3).
Two laboratory experiments were designed to address these objectives.
Despite Australian national and federal frameworks providing for the inclusion of Indigenous Australians' objectives in planning frameworks, water plans have rarely addressed these objectives in water, or the strategies to achieve them.
To address these objectives, we used a combination of pollinator community surveys, GIS analysis, and pollen limitation experiments across 12 cotton landscapes in South Texas.
To address these objectives, 16 dairy goats were allocated to 2 simultaneous experiments (2 groups of goats and 2 treatments in each experiment).
To address these objectives within a river basin management context, an integrated modeling system has been constructed with the hydrologic Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model, capable of estimating river basin responses to alternative cropping and/or management strategies.
