The phrase "addressing this area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific topic or issue that requires attention or consideration.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing this area to ensure that all concerns are properly managed."
Alternatives: "tackling this issue" or "focusing on this topic".
However, literature addressing this area is currently limited.
So it's surprising that so few startups are addressing this area.
Other startups like Whipcar and GoCarShare in the UK are addressing this area as well and at a pretty sophisticated level.
The conclusion of this meeting was that there was a paucity of knowledge with respect to post-operative management and that addressing this area may provide significant health impact for this patient population.
A recent review attempted to summarize the state of inquiry into cost-efficient exposure assessment of occupational exposures and identified only nine articles systematically addressing this area [ 11, 12].
'The caregivers are educated in nursing care, I know that nutrition education programmes have been provided' If there was still lack of knowledge, the politicians and civil servants recommended more education addressing this area.
The Nationals could likely turn to the free agent market to address this area.
But it's surprising that not one of the projects addressed this area.
Acknowledging the issue of security, Warwickshire said that it will address this area along with the government's information assurance agency, the Communications Electronics Security Group (CESG).
At the announcement of the tunnel earlier this month, the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, said widening the road would "address this area's economic needs for the future".
"We are trying to address this area with a mortgage that enables people to put in place a structured and affordable repayment plan with the comfort of known monthly repayments".
