The phrase "are already addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing actions or efforts that are currently being undertaken to deal with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The team is pleased to report that they are already addressing the concerns raised during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "are currently tackling" or "are in the process of addressing".
Some companies are already addressing the issue.
At Floyd Bennett, park officials are already addressing one problem themselves.
Instead, with Steinbrenner having the final say, they are already addressing what will be a complicated off-season.
Google and its lawyers are already addressing similar questions involving copyrighted works on the Internet and working on technology to deal with them.
He said: "We fully accept the Ofsted findings and I want to reassure students, parents, teachers and the local community that we are already addressing the issues they have raised, and they are starting to have an impact".
New York State is fully committed to increasing participation in the food stamp program, particularly by working families, and we are already addressing the accessibility issues raised in the Urban Justice Center's study.
SASB research shows that nearly three-quarters of SASB disclosure topics are already addressed by issuers in their SEC filings.
Like many at the Reno show, they said they resent politicians who want to intrude into matters they feel are already addressed by the Constitution.
Verbal cognitions are already addressed in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for bipolar disorder, but with limited success (Geddes & Miklowitz, 2013).
For several reasons, identifying public health challenges exhibiting distinct climate sensitivity is important for building adaptive capacity in settings where basic needs are already addressed.
Issues such as stroke or microvascular complications are already addressed in the standard treatment and teaching programmes within the DMP, without however including numerical and comparative risk information.
