The phrase "address events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with or respond to specific occurrences or situations.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address events that have impacted our project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle incidents" or "respond to occurrences".
–Does the sentence address events or issues in the past, the present, or the future?
Sara Aridi, '15 M.S., looked at Middle Eastern musicians who address events in the region from abroad.
The Films: Neill shot five "Expert Spotlights" for Designing for Disaster, which highlights the work of experts who address events such as forest fires, earthquakes, and hurricanes.
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The global settlement talks are expected to address events surrounding the losses JPMorgan incurred when London-based traders in the bank's chief investment office amassed an oversized stake in an illiquid derivatives market, building positions so big they earned one trader, Bruno Iksil, the nickname "the London Whale".
It was not able to address events that happened after admission.
We also address event representation, event hierarchy and expectations, as issues intimately related with time.
In the implementation, an Address Event Representation (AER) is used for transmitting information between neurons.
In this work, the AER-SRT (Address Event Representation over Synchronous Serial Ring Topology) architecture for spike transmission is proposed.
We address event processing performance with respect to other distributed discrete event approaches that can be applied in a similar setting.
In this paper, we address event-triggered H∞ control for discrete-time linear parameter-varying systems by jointly designing a mixed event-triggering mechanism and a set of state feedback controllers.
