The phrase "address limitations of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to acknowledge or deal with certain constraints or shortcomings in a particular context, such as a project, study, or argument.
Example: "In our research paper, we must address limitations of our methodology to provide a clearer understanding of our findings."
Alternatives: "tackle shortcomings of" or "confront constraints of".
The Test of Adaptive Behavior in Schizophrenia (TABS) is a performance-based measure of adaptive functioning designed to address limitations of other available measures including limited assessment of the ability to initiate and of the ability to identify problems that occur in the course of performing functional activities.
The paper concludes by outlining ways PSS address limitations of the past and can begin to address anticipated future challenges.
Extensions to the basic model could offer different grades of service as well as address limitations of the basic model.
The use of other techniques in line with the GPR method is widely used in order to address limitations of the GPR.
A second category of overlays, called structured overlays, emerged to address limitations of unstructured overlays by combining a specific geometrical structure with appropriate routing and maintenance mechanisms.
Encompassing innovations in human stem cell technology, OOCs offer a promising approach to emulate human patho/physiology in vitro, and address limitations of current cell and animal models.
Here, we present a novel advancement of traction force microscopy on polyacrylamide (PAA) gels that addresses limitations of existing technologies.
Overall, our analysis may help storage providers to evaluate competing solutions, and the research community to better design privacy-preserving deduplication solutions by addressing limitations of current proposals.
The positive deviance approach addresses limitations of biomedical, epidemiological, quality improvement and action research combining intensive organizational-level examination using qualitative methods with the broader-scale statistical analysis possible with a large sample of organizations.
