The phrase "address determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to identifying or specifying an address, such as in logistics, data management, or geographic information systems.
Example: "The address determination process is crucial for ensuring accurate delivery of packages."
Alternatives: "location identification" or "address identification".
Recently, Schoonen et al. developed an instrument to determine client's decision-relevant knowledge about the FAS that only addresses determination of fetal anomalies and does not address fetal and placental measurements [ 32].
Although previously published work already addressed determination of k on, k off, K d, K i and B Max [19 22], in the present kinetic real-time cell-binding studies, we established an alternative experimental design for the assessment of the rate constants k on and k off.
Early emphasis on two mutant lines (omero and curly) provides model systems for addressing determination of sensory organs and neuro-muscular activity.
To address priority determination, priority scored performance measurement can be used (Tarokh and Nazemi 2006).
If your own decision about that potential situation has been put in writing by you, then a court should not have to address that determination on your behalf, or if it should have to do so, your written statement should be honored.
This does not address the determination of ARM risk for individuals for whom mild to moderate retinal findings are present.
Model selection needs to address the determination of (i) the number of components and (ii) the maximum number of degrees of freedom for the components.
Sporadic studies that address the determination of their physiological concentrations in CSF are carried out on relatively small groups of patients [ 39].
We apply the PBKDF2 with a deterministic salt (HMAC of the PID) to address the determination problem in obtaining a Derived Key (DK) which constitutes our DOWMAP (see Figure 5).
To address whether determination of the cause of stillbirth altered the costs of care in a subsequent pregnancy, the group of women with previous stillbirth were further divided into three groups: (i) a known non-recurrent cause; (ii) those with a known recurrent cause; and (iii) those with an unknown cause.
