The phrase "address key elements in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing important components or aspects of a topic, issue, or project that need to be considered or dealt with.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address key elements in the proposal to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "tackle important aspects of" or "discuss essential components of".
Furthermore, since the development of earlier versions of catastrophe models, technology and computing power have advanced enormously, allowing modelers to address key elements of model and loss uncertainty in a more systematic way.
My subsequent research, summarized in The Innovator's Solution and Seeing What's Next, and field work with my consulting company, Innosight, has convinced me that companies can address key elements of this dilemma.
These results are robust for a range of different bioenergy prices and the relative gains of addressing these key elements in policy compared to conventional stimulation schemes increase with lower bioenergy prices, and are largest when low prices coincide with high emission reduction ambitions.
To meet the needs of these diverse stakeholders, protocols should adequately address key trial elements.
This article details the development of a brief instrument, the 15-item Profile of Chronic Pain: Screen (PCP S), designed to address these three key elements in a national (US) sample of over 2400 individuals recruited via random digit dialing.
"The Future of Creation: Foundations for a Just and Sustainable World" addresses one key element in making a better world: developing effective, equitable, and sustainable responses to environmental degradation.
Integrated HRM is one of the key elements in addressing the HR crisis [ 21].
Addressing barriers and motivators are key elements in motivational interviewing to help women achieve their established goal (e.g. to engage in regular exercise) [ 32].
Earlier onset of disease and higher levels of modifiable risk factors make early detection of diabetes, annual referral for retinal screening, and intensive risk factor control key elements in addressing this health inequality.
The Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) model addressed finance and payment reform as key elements in successful health system change.
