The phrase "article will address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing the topics or issues that will be discussed in an article.
Example: "This article will address the impact of climate change on global agriculture."
Alternatives: "article will discuss" or "article will cover".
A subsequent article will address reviewing grants.
This article will address the current trends and future perspectives of the oral delivery strategies.
This article will address these issues by proposing a novel event-based middleware solution.
The article will address the question of how stakeholder involvement can best be integrated into the risk governance process.
This article will address the content required to be included in a BLA in order to gain approval in the United States.
The article will address the main problems and pitfalls of professional expertise providing input to technology policies and public communication about them.
Future articles will address appliance-efficiency standards, reducing global-warming gases other than carbon dioxide and other efforts.
Companion articles will address the effects on clinical practice of HIV care, mortality among children less than five years of age and cost-effectiveness.
A second group of articles will address nutritional assessment of women, anemia and associated factors in women, blood pressure levels and hypertension in women, history of malaria in women and children, assessment of child BCG vaccination, and household dietary economies.
A first group of articles will address nutritional assessment of children, child anemia and associated factors, morbidity due to diarrhea and acute respiratory infection in children, and coverage and quality of prenatal care delivered to women.
In this article, I will address the financial aspects, including various funding options routinely used.
