The phrase "appearance to address" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone's presence or participation in a discussion or meeting, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The CEO's appearance to address the shareholders was highly anticipated."
Alternatives: "presence to speak" or "attendance to discuss".
Robinson used his video appearance to address the concerns of de Blasio and skeptics directly.
Miguel has used his Wireless appearance to address the police violence currently plaguing the United States.
In a statement posted to her Instagram late Tuesday, the singer said she had planned to sing a cover of Bob Dylan's "It Ain't Me, Babe" at the show and had no intentions of using her appearance to address the ongoing controversy with the hit-maker.
Offset also appeared to address his surprise appearance, tweeting on Sunday: "All of my wrongs have been made public, I figure it's only right that my apologies are made public too".
The video was the latest development in a day that started with Deen's scheduled appearance on the "Today" show to address the controversy.
Both he and his top deputy, Sheryl Sandberg, are making multiple media appearances this week to address questions about how the company handles users' personal data.
But even though the rally probably cheered him up, and served as a reminder to Republicans on Capitol Hill that he still has some fervent supporters, the appearance did little to address the dual problems he faces.
Neither has had an eating disorder, but they have had their fair share of concern about physical appearance, leading Mr. Kelly to address how important a father is to a young woman's self-esteem.
After two years in exile, Mr Sadr has made only two high-profile appearances in Iraq to address his followers.
After canceling an in-person appearance, Mr. Rushdie planned to address thousands of festival attendees by video conference on Tuesday.
Unfortunately, the once-prolific headline maker known as A-Rod made no appearance in the clubhouse to address the subject.
