The phrase "address connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of dealing with or focusing on a connection, such as in networking or communication.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address connection issues that have been affecting our team's collaboration."
Alternatives: "tackle the connection" or "focus on the connection".
Network and connections: information such as the name of your mobile operator or ISP, language, time zone, mobile phone number, IP address, connection speed and, in some cases, information about other devices that are nearby or on your network, so we can do things like help you stream a video from your phone to your TV.
However, this approach fails to address connections among system components and delays between cause and effect.
A March 17 panel discussion will address connections between religion and bioethics.
Congress, the commissioners write, should establish a national, multiagency Oceans and Human Health Initiative to coordinate and sponsor exploration, research, and new technologies that would address connections among the oceans, ecosystems, and human health.
Since then, more portable computers, including laptops, notebooks, tablets, and smartphones have made their way into the mainstream, thereby enabling one to connect to the internet, and consequently, edit Wikipedia with a great variety of IP address connections.
The testing programme addressed connection with reduced beam section (RBS) versus without RBS moment connection.
Last week's "Innovation Conversations" column addressed "connections" from the perspective of my friend and colleague Alistair Brett.
Before addressing connections between Chinese philosophy and Chinese medicine it is necessary to make two clarifications on the meaning of the term Chinese medicine.
Although measurement understandings have been linked to the development of geometry, number and algebra (e.g. Booker and Windsor, 2010; Bragg and Outhred, 2004), few studies have addressed connections with statistical literacy.
We typically also treat diseases in an additive manner; we treat each disease in a disease complex as an independent phenomenon instead of addressing connections and interactions between different pathologies in the same individual (corresponding to aspect 4 defined above).
In recent decades, a growing number of studies have addressed connections between ecological and evolutionary concepts in biologic invasions.
