The phrase "address evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to respond to or consider evidence in a particular context, such as an argument or research.
Example: "In your essay, make sure to address evidence that supports your thesis statement."
Alternatives: "respond to evidence" or "consider evidence".
Further investment in intervention design and assessment is needed to address evidence gaps.
Nor did he address evidence that he and other executives had suppressed or rewritten audits that would have alerted Bentonville to improper payments.
The episode taught him that "questions of honor are raised as much by appearances as by reality in politics," he wrote, "and because they incite public distrust they need to be addressed no less directly than we would address evidence of expressly illegal corruption".
Representative Michael P. Forbes, a Republican from Long Island, is scheduled to join the President as he delivers the address -- evidence, one White House aide said, that Mr. Clinton has not been rendered politically "radioactive" by this week's developments in the Lewinsky investigation by Kenneth W. Starr, the Whitewater independent counsel.
Despite repeated warnings by the Chamber to use his time to address evidence in relation to all three indictments against him, Milošević had led almost entirely Kosovo-related evidence (Prosecutor v. Milošević 12 December 2005, para. 16).
Moreover, main HPSR priorities were identified which can be translated into specific research questions to address evidence.
The following sections will address evidence-based pre-treatment screening and monitoring of treatment of depression and are shown in Table 1.
To address evidence-based effective communication skills in the formal academic half day curriculum of our core internal medicine residency program, we designed and delivered an interactive session using excerpts taken from medically-themed television shows.
As argued by McCluskey and Middleton, however, 'local' barriers must be identified when seeking to develop tailored interventions to address evidence-practice gaps, in this case suboptimal provision/receipt of PFMT [ 28].
In addition, by deliberating over the identified HPSR priorities during the regional meeting, each of the representatives of the three Sub-Nodes interestingly identified different mechanisms to translate the identified HPSR priorities into specific research questions in order to address evidence-based decision making.
They also strongly advised the industry to provide unbiased material on the products that addresses evidence of nutritional support, product safety for its intended use, and safety of dosages.
