The phrase "address agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to discuss or resolve an agreement or understanding between parties.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to address the agreement we reached during our last meeting."
Alternatives: "discuss the agreement" or "review the agreement".
There is an alternative scientific method to address agreement which is based on probabilities (p values) using the Wilcoxon signed rank test and interquartile range (IQR) [ 33].
Within-subjects correlations address agreement across individual variation in responding, while between-subjects correlations address the agreement across group variation in responding.
The subscales based on Bordin's [ 51] working alliance theory address agreement about the goals of therapy, agreement about the tasks of therapy, and the bond between the client and therapist.
Question two addresses agreement between participants and an oracle, defined in a controlled process.
Mäntylä (2005) presented results of two studies addressing agreement in smell detection and factors to explain it.
Mäntylä ([2005]) presents results of two experiments addressing agreement in smell detection and factors to explain it.
We addressed agreement among participants, and also among participants and an oracle, decision drivers, the impact of using a visualization tool, and strategies adopted by participants in god class detection.
The findings also suggest a need for additional general population-based studies, addressing agreements between retrospective and prospective reports when assessing various characteristics of head pain, disability, and medication use.
The coefficient of variation CV is used to address the agreement of the estimated trends among GCMs and projected changes with |CV| > 1 (i.e., 84% probability) are considered as uncertain and are thus omitted5.
A separate study would be required to address observer agreement for haemorrhagic stroke or distinction of stroke mimics from ischaemic or haemorrhagic stroke.
