The phrase "address decision" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to making a decision regarding an address or a specific topic, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to address the decision about the new office location during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discuss the decision" or "tackle the decision".
These problems address decision making under uncertainty in highly dynamic environments.
To address decision making problems based on fuzzy soft sets, Feng et al. introduced the concept of level soft sets of fuzzy soft sets and initiated an adjustable decision-making scheme using fuzzy soft sets [6].
Some of my favorite books address decision making and human biases.
As usual, it is crucial for the clinician to address decision making rationally.
Those in trial arm 2 will be given intervention to address decision delay only.
Tailored decision support tailored to address decision making needs can then be provided.
The resulting framework can guide future research concerning rapid damage estimates to address decision-makers' specific, and cross-cutting needs.
Decision models that have been utilized during the past three decades take into account the probabilistic component rationally, but address decision-maker attitudes toward consequences and risk only to a limited degree.
Whereas this study examines project-level decisions on one specific intervention, the approach is equally relevant to address decision-making for multiple interventions, at multiple scales, and for multiple criteria (e.g., across ecosystem services), and thus is an important tool that can support linking knowledge with action.
This study provides an optimization model to address decisions regarding the organization of clinical laboratories.
This paper presents a general and systematic approach to address decisions in the design and operation of offshore oilfields.
