The phrase "addressing this one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific issue, topic, or item that needs attention or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting today, we will be addressing this one before moving on to the next agenda item."
Alternatives: "tackling this issue" or "focusing on this matter".
Addressing this one requires bravery on your part (and openness on the leader's part).
Though he recognizes that chances for a more comprehensive immigration reform package seem dim in Washington, he is hopeful that Republicans in Congress will come around on addressing this one aspect of the bigger problem.
"Unfortunately, it's not as simple as addressing this one issue.
Then came other news reports that a PATH train full of passengers was stuck somewhere between New York and New Jersey; "I spent most of my Saturday addressing this one," said Pasquale DiFulco, a Port Authority spokesman.
"How do you justify the fact that you aren't addressing this?" One remedy is not being discussed: the State Department can waive immunity for contractors and let the case be tried in the Iraqi courts under Order 17, which is the section of the Transitional Administrative Law approved in 2004 that gives contractors immunity.
By addressing this one short seller, of course, Hastings is trying to address the market's jitters as a whole, and he does a pretty convincing job of it.
You can open the door on a plane We already addressed this one in detail here, but lo and behold, the myths continues!
We hope that our responses to the previous two comments also substantially address this one by better conveying the picture of tubulin-bound TOGs diffusing on the microtubule.
Edit: Apparently I've stirred up the hive, so I guess I need to address this one point more clearly.
To address this, one has set the devices' brightness to the maximum level ensuring that the mobile device was having its best performance on the given conditions.
A more nuanced law will have to address this — one establishing a reasonable level of protection for your network, or levels of "complicity" should more or less serious crimes be enacted through your connection.
