The phrase "addressing yourself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speaking or writing to oneself, often in the context of self-reflection or self-instruction.
Example: "In this exercise, you will be addressing yourself to understand your feelings better."
Alternatives: "talking to yourself" or "speaking to oneself".
What audience, what readers do you have in mind, who is it you are addressing yourself to?
True, one grain may differ from another in its powers of nourishment; still, we must … accord appropriate recognition to every grain that comes our way". What audience, what readers do you have in mind, who is it you are addressing yourself to?
Please address yourself to that issue with regard to organ harvesting.
If you would like to know the answer, I suggest you address yourself directly to him, or to his agent".
"They say they are not publishing, so you should address yourself elsewhere," said Javier de la Cueva, a Madrid lawyer specializing in the relationship between law and technology.
"Which means every single time someone says something on a stage you have to address yourself not merely to the meaning of the words and sentences, but to what this particular person might actually mean by uttering that sentence.
To dig an allotment is to address yourself, in a very literal way, to vertical history, and I'm astonished to discover from local records that this small parcel of land near a bend in the Thames has been cultivated without interruption since Roman times.
If you have behaved badly, repent, make what amends you can and address yourself to the task of behaving better next time.
You don't address yourself like that to a great state such as France, which is the mother of human rights, which is a founding member of the European Union".
Instead of the four responses mentioned above, you can address yourself to the issue and start taking action.
"Would you address yourself to those people?" Beckel said, asking that his co-hosts not generalize about Democratic leadership.
