The phrase "either address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting two options or choices regarding addresses, typically in a context where one must choose between them.
Example: "You can either address the issue directly or discuss it in a meeting later."
Alternatives: "either option" or "either location".
"If there are any rough spots, having that discussion focuses light on them, and they either address things, or they don't go through with it," he said.
The Ransom Seed Company, of Arcadia and San Gabriel, California, (either address( is offering "Atom Blasted Seeds" to home gardeners and school children.
"We can either address it now, before we severely and irreversibly damage our climate, or we can wait until irreversible damage manifests itself strongly," Dr. Caldeira said.
The movies I find most interesting, most authentic, either address this painful process directly, measuring the distance between our time and the 1930s and '40s rather than recreating that era faithfully in every detail, or else cleave to the particulars of a single story.
Previous approaches either address large facades with highly regular facade element patterns or provide low detection rates whereas in the context of urban tunneling the investigation of small houses with irregular facades is not uncommon.
Students either address or speak, and the participant may be the whole class, a group of students, or an individual, i.e. by addressing the class the teacher treats the whole class as an interactant in the exchange.
Data from our investigation either addresses those issues and we proceed, or not.
The two anecdotes are capsule versions of the boys' and girls' crises, and depending on one's point of view, Sax effectively either addresses or exploits these parental concerns.
Orwell explained this phenomenon by saying that the recording studio reproduces the intimacy of the lyric poem, which is either addressed to a single person or is an interior monologue, whereas reading to a large audience makes poets feel awkward.
It said Ashley had already promised to talk to Unite, and that the the company had either addressed the union's proposals or would include them in the existing review.
The existing content is either addressed directly as engineering or gets introduced within an integrated STEM context.
