The phrase "art of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skill or technique involved in communicating or dealing with a particular subject or audience.
Example: "The art of addressing complex issues requires both clarity and empathy to ensure understanding."
Alternatives: "skill of communication" or "craft of addressing".
The first step in the world of data art consists of addressing how to view this data.
The sadness of loss, the loss of friends, the loss of innocence after the experience of war; these are themes art is capable of addressing".
The state of the art for addressing this challenge is considered by many to be methods employing inverse probability weighting to develop analytic cohorts whose characteristics and prior states are balanced across treatment groups, such as inversely-weighted propensity scoring [ 33, 34] and marginal structural modeling, which we will employ in primary analyses [ 35].
In the absence of data, most global estimates of resource needs have been based on normative modelling exercises and in publishing these estimates, authors have urgently recommended primary research into the costs and cost-effectiveness of ART to address these gaps [ 5, 6].
Like Bill Clinton but with an unstained character—he has perfected the art not of orating but of addressing each listener, in the auditorium or on television, as if he or she were the favoured recipient of an individual confidence.
But in the practice of addressing our art materials for the sake of becoming more clear -- whether that means a deeper understanding of a question or a calling, or simply a time to un-wad the crinkles of a too-busy mind -- we can find illumination.
We chose to compare our method to these two algorithms in order to have a reference against a classical algorithm (RADAR) and a state of the art one (TRUST), both capable of addressing solenoid repeats without introducing gaps within or between repeats and not using a priori knowledge of repeat families.
The most famous is the Pañca-tantra ("The Five Chapters"), which, within a framework of a lesson in the art of politics addressed to young princes, presents a number of animal characters who in their actions both admonish and exhort the reader to a life certain to lead to worldly success.
In fact, the clear wine glasses that we know and love actually date roughly from 14th-century Italy, when the art of glassblowing addressed an everyday need: A vessel to hold wine.
The poem then considers similar scenes depicted by Michelangelo and Pollaiuolo, and the Christian iconography behind those works of art, before addressing the spiritual dimension of the war itself: But night begins, Night of the mind: who nowadays is conscious of our sins?
