The phrase "address landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the various aspects or features of a particular area or field, often in relation to a specific topic or issue.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, we need to address the landscape of our competitors and understand their strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "discuss the environment" or "examine the context".
Its design would address landscape, recreation, culture, commerce and housing.
The experiments address landscape morphology and depositional field criteria associated with antecedence, overflow, and piracy.
A key aspect seems to be going beyond the support of niches and regime changes to address landscape alterations by identifying and tackling structural barriers.
While integrated approaches are necessary to address landscape multifunctionality, many initiatives struggled to transition from planning to implementation.
Planted forests can have both positive and negative environmental consequences such as the introduction of pests and water-use impacts, but through careful design and planning can help address landscape management issues (Nambiar and Ferguson 2005).
Scheme administrators may need to address landscape structure and mean field size to achieve significant enhancement of populations of declining farmland species.
Effective conservation strategies targeting these and similarly structured amphibian populations must address landscape-level processes (e.g., dispersal) as well as local demographic factors.
Despite billions of dollars of investment in conservation measures over the past several decades agricultural NPS policies do not appear to be enough to address landscape-scale water quality problems.
Such information could be important to addressing landscape level threats to forest health and sustainability.
To understand the relationship this study addresses landscape pattern and landscape type responses to changes in land use in the state of Selangor, Malaysia as a case study.
However, powerful political support for addressing landscape change with ecological knowledge makes this an opportune time to merge these two approaches.
