The phrase "answer the objection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when addressing a counterargument or challenge in a discussion or debate.
Example: "In response to the criticism, I will now answer the objection raised by my opponent regarding the effectiveness of the proposed solution."
Alternatives: "address the objection" or "respond to the objection".
A particle rule (also known as an argumentation form) abstractly describes the way a formula of a given main connective may be objected to, and how to answer the objection.
(So far, the Tulsa suit does not answer the objection that, politically, reparations are a pipe dream).
(This can be an objection he considers, one discussed in class or section, or one you come up with). How might/does Edwards best try to answer the objection?
To answer the objection that this would take too much money out of investment, part of the tax proceeds could be invested by the government in social infrastructure like education and health care, particularly preventive care, which would increase the productivity of the work force and the competitiveness of our economy.
Instead, ask yourself why the listener will say "no" and answer the objection yourself, in advance.
(The appeal to the very strangeness of divine causation itself is not sufficient to answer the objection.
Nor does it answer the objections raised by Greenpeace, which holds that 12 plants in eastern Europe are dangerous and should be decommissioned.
What is more, the real experiences of the past, now presented with the help of all his poetic gifts, could be drawn upon to refute the calumnies and answer the objections raised in the present.
'Listen' and try to get the most accurate information about what your customer wants, their preferences and answer the objections.
Well, then ____________ (this) is what you or someone can do because ___________ (whatever), but then... ........ (fill in the blanks beforehand) -- and so you would answer the objections or questions for them.
Raises the objection — that is, Plato raises the objection in the voice of Cebes — but Socrates, on Plato's behalf, never answers the objection.
