The phrase "and of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The committee focused on improving communication and of addressing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "and addressing" or "and dealing with".
David Cameron and his team are incapable of facing up to this issue, and of addressing the actions of the "feral rich" in the banks and the hedge funds.
We, the Survivors is Aw's attempt to give these stories "visibility in literature" and of addressing the way in which "we have come to see things as normal that really shouldn't be normal".
"I share your goals of ensuring economic recovery at this critical time and of addressing greenhouse gas emissions in sensible ways that are consistent with the call for comprehensive energy and climate legislation," Ms. Jackson wrote.
But it faces the challenges of having to diversify its copper-dependent economy - it is the largest world producer - and of addressing uneven wealth distribution.
I share your goals of ensuring economic recovery at this critical time and of addressing greenhouse gas emissions in sensible ways that are consistent with the call for comprehensive energy and climate legislation.
Predictions, whether they are implicit or explicit, are therefore a central part of ecosystem management in general and of addressing risks in particular.
Table 2 describes the advantages and disadvantages of addressing broad and narrow questions.
"I hope he will really hear and understand the severity and urgency of addressing climate change.
Collectively, we created that society, and we're simultaneously obsessed with and terrified of addressing racism in a real way.
Donors often mention his "pro-business message" and record of addressing their concerns.
