The phrase "addressing this task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of dealing with or focusing on a specific task or assignment.
Example: "In this report, we will be addressing this task by outlining the necessary steps and considerations."
Alternatives: "tackling this task" or "dealing with this task".
In addressing this task, students need to evaluate the viability of the other options: status quo, liquidation, merger with an existing company.
Existing solutions addressing this task are currently present only as integrated components in larger pipelines, limiting their applicability in independent software solutions.
The results demonstrated the proposed method to be more effective than these baselines for addressing this task.
In fact, more than one hundred articles addressing this task appeared within the past ten years.
Does this responsibility transfer to international organisations, such as the UN, and how, in practice, should they address this task?
Three different frameworks, BMS360, GBVS360 and Projected Saliency were designed to address this task.
To address this task, the problem is handled through Reverse Logistics and is modelled through an Uncapacitated Facility Location Problem.
To address this, task shifting of clinical work to lower-level staff, including volunteer health workers, has been used.
This neurofuzzy approach represents an effective structure to the modeling of plant dynamics, and the oriented-object programming environments offer an intuitive way to address this task.
This study began to address this task by using a simulation framework to assess water column and sediment ecological processes in two distinct tidal creek ecosystems in South Carolina Malind Creekk versus Okatee Creek).
It is something of an irony that the tools with which they addressed this task came increasingly from another side of the Enlightenment, the rationalizing, scientific side that was beginning to treat human beings not (or at least, not only) as God's special creation but as natural creatures whose history could be studied along with that of other organisms.
