The phrase "address a procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or focusing on a specific procedure, often in a formal or instructional context.
Example: "In the meeting, we will address a procedure for handling customer complaints effectively."
Alternatives: "discuss a procedure" or "tackle a procedure".
But the idea made political sense, because it forced pro-choice politicians to address a procedure that makes most people wince.
Also, the Legislature is expected to focus on judicial reform when it reconvenes in January, and there has been talk that lawmakers who are particularly hostile to Chief Justice Brock and the court may try to remove him through a "bill of address," a procedure simpler than impeachment.
Problems like tartar buildup below the gum line and gingivitis aren't addressed during a procedure that only scrapes and polishes the teeth.
Furthermore, thumb fixing is necessary in immobilization treatments; to address this concern, a procedure previously developed and published by the authors [19] was incorporated in this study, thereby facilitating the palm opening to fix the thumb [6, 22].
77, 78 To address these issues, a procedure was developed that utilized minimally invasive, hydrodynamic occlusion of the liver and allowed for substantially higher levels of hepatocyte transduction with substantially lower viral doses to be utilized.
The paper addresses a systematic procedure to deal with state and parameter uncertainty estimation for nonlinear time-varying systems.
Not being located in an area pre-determined for this function, these interventions fit into the interstices of the urban space, in which the gap addresses design as a procedure for reading the social and spatial matrix.
Data lost from patient dropout/lack of follow-up are statistically addressed by imputing, a procedure prone to bias.
Because RIDOM addresses intraspecies variation, a procedure which is totally absent in the commercial MicroSeq database, the performance of RIDOM in differentiating mycobacteria is superior to that of MicroSeq.
To address this, we propose a procedure for attaining a complete common consensus judgement matrix or, at least, a matrix with the minimum number of entries that are required to derive the priorities.
To address this we developed a procedure for inferring the number of ancestries using AIC.
