The phrase "accurately address" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or deal with a particular issue or topic in a precise and effective manner.
Example: "The report aims to accurately address the concerns raised by the community regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "effectively tackle" or "properly respond to".
It is therefore necessary to evaluate the cytotoxic response of nanomaterials and the underlying mechanisms of nanomaterial toxicity to accurately address the growing concerns about the impact of the unwanted cytotoxicity of nanomaterials.
The present work utilizes a level set method to implicitly capture the gas liquid interface and the ghost fluid method (GFM) to accurately address jump conditions across the interface.
The Watershed Monitoring and Analysis Database is a relational database application developed as a data management tool to efficiently and accurately address the needs of individuals and groups responsible for maintaining hydrologic data sets.
Yes, statisticians everywhere are shaking their heads in dismay, but this question would more accurately address the two choices for Democrats in 2016.
However, to accurately address the question whether the high frequency of PAX3 expression in normal melanocytes observed in this study, relative to previously published papers, is caused in any way by the extent of sun exposure, a more thorough analysis of skin subjected to chronic and/or acute UV exposure relative to sun-protected skin, would need to be performed.
To more accurately address the requirement of DNMT1 regions for maintaining DNA methylation, we developed a novel mutagenesis strategy that allows a rapid and high-throughput scanning of proteins, such as DNMT1, for which structural insights into functional regions are not available.
"He is like a kid!" said the Egyptian accurately, addressing his Jordanian colleague.
Within this context, concentration polarization and fouling could be accurately addressed by the applied models.
To attain a coherent TCO record, observed cross-mission biases should be accurately addressed prior to the data-merging scheme.
The analytical FMCW SAIS PTRS generally expresses FMCW SAIS signal by accurately addressing the variation of the instantaneous slant range during the pulse duration time [2].
Critical issues such as mask geometry, stencil pattern geometry, gravitational loading, and the SOI fabrication process can, therefore, be accurately addressed in a timely and cost-effective manner.
