The phrase "addressing two of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussing or dealing with two specific items, issues, or topics within a larger context.
Example: "In this report, I will be addressing two of the main challenges we face in our project."
Alternatives: "tackling two of the" or "discussing two of the".
Bram Cohen, the 30-year-old founder and chief executive of BitTorrent, first created the technology in 2001 as a way of addressing two of the biggest problems with file sharing: slow downloads and selfishness.
Water-based polymer nanoparticle dispersions offer the prospect of addressing two of the main challenges associated with printing large area organic photovoltaic (OPV) devices; namely how to control the nanoscale architecture of the active layer and eliminate the need for hazardous organic solvents during device fabrication.
"The struggle is the bottom line, and we're addressing two of the most critical pain points by sourcing customers at a lower cost and having returns to stores.
The new wearable builds atop the same foundation as its predecessor, but offers a lower price point and a smaller frame, addressing two of the main complaints around the company's first smartwatch.
Tasted Menu aims to provide a centralized, structured destination addressing two of the most pressing questions regularly faced by diners: "What's good to eat here?" and "Where do I find the best…?" Hello Vino's mobile apps give consumers custom wine recommendations on the go.
As prexy of NBC U Integrated media, Comstock is at the fulcrum of the effort addressing two of the company's deepest concerns: extracting as many ad dollars as possible in the upfront ad talks, where as much as $18 billion is committed to network and cable, as well as NBC U's policy on YouTube.com.com
Ms. Lagarde was addressing one of the central mysteries of the case: Who was behind the industrial espionage?
And so far the candidates are nowhere near addressing one of the most important issues to Hispanic voters.
NBC News has signed Matt Lauer to a new multiyear contract to remain as the co-host of the "Today" show, addressing one of the division's most pressing issues.
"They are addressing one of the key roadblocks to making this program work," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com.com
"Just FYI: Tim Kaine isn't boring," Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii said in a Twitter testimonial, addressing one of the criticisms of Kaine.
