The phrase "address impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or respond to the effects or consequences of a particular action or situation.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the impact of the new policy on employee morale."
Alternatives: "consider the effects" or "respond to the consequences."
"This report does not address impact at all".
Of the three papers that address impact, none supports the broad impacts the project has claimed.
However, of the 27 peer-reviewed articles listed on the MVP's website, only three address impact.
Cavitation-vorticity interactions are investigated in several spatial resolutions to address impact of the mesh resolution on cavitating vortical flow predictions.
We report on a new international project to address impact hazard mitigation issues, being the subject of a proposal submitted to the European Commission in response to the 2011 FP7 Call Preventionn of impacts from near-Earth objects on our planet".
New report calls for broad response to address impact of conflict on Afghan children KABUL, 1 July 2003 - Afghan children and their families have shown amazing resilience in the face of the ills of war, according to The Children of Kabul, a new report published today by UNICEF and Save the Children.
These plans are programs of actions for adaptation measures to address impacts of climate change and threats to human health are only briefly addressed (26, 27).
While helmets are effective in reducing the severity of head injuries, they do not address impacts to other parts of the body [ 16, 17].
The questionnaire included several question sets addressing impact, including interictal and cumulative burdens (Table 2).
Demographic, screening (for headache) and headache-diagnostic questions (based on ICHD-II [17]) were supplemented by several question sets addressing impact.
The questionnaire included headache-diagnostic questions based on ICHD-II and several question sets addressing impact, including interictal and cumulative burdens.
