The phrase "are addressing how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the manner in which a particular issue or topic is being dealt with or approached.
Example: "In this report, we are addressing how climate change impacts agricultural practices."
Alternatives: "are discussing how" or "are tackling how".
That's because many states are still working out what preschools should teach, at the same time they are addressing how children should be evaluated.
We are addressing how to keep recreational users from trying to avoid paying taxes in licensed stores by obtaining marijuana from currently unregulated medical cannabis "dispensaries" and making sure we comply with all eight provisions of the Justice Department's recently released guidelines, including restricting minors from obtaining the product.
It has only been recently that more business schools are addressing how to manage independent workers on their teams in their courses, he notes.
"We are addressing how you break complexity into a more digestible way, while connecting into older applications with a secure connection in and out," he explained.
The following research questions are addressed: How do professionals observe pain in children with cerebral palsy?
The following research questions are addressed: How was the implementation organized from the national to the clinical level?
Some were addressing how to get the fire brigade to assess the fire evacuation plans they'd been devising.
One of Boynton's main questions is addressing how such a programme could remain secret for so long.
Working with Salil, she is addressing how changes in microRNA activity can drive transitions between different ESC states.
Sarah Wilson, chief executive of shareholder advisory body Manifest, said LGIM was addressing how much the chief executive is paid relative to the rest of the executive directors.
Driving this question is addressing how far you can reasonably think and plan ahead when you're in period of accelerated growth.
