The phrase "address looking at the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as discussing an address while observing something, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "I need to address looking at the map before we proceed."
Alternatives: "discussing the view of" or "considering the perspective of".
Ronald Reagan, in his first Inaugural Address, looked at the obelisk across the Mall and spoke about "the monument to a monumental man".
The validity of these assumptions will be addressed when looking at the data in Section 3. Firstly, as the firm is relatively small, it is assumed that the actions of the workers are observable to the self-employed recruiter.
A relevant aspect when discussing implementation is also the stability and safety of each ITS system, which can be addressed by looking at the possibility of malfunctions, consequences of ITS failure and potential maintenance costs.
Thus, one issue addressed by looking at the means for invoking attitudes is related to how these rhetorical strategies are also implicated in the construction of textual persona (see for example Bucholtz & Hall 2005, Don 2011).
This is a behavior that can be addressed by looking at the underlying issues that contribute to someone overeating/binging," Lauren Anton, MS, RD, Co-Chair of the Health at Every Size Special Interest Group of the Academy of Eating Disorders, explains.
Each of the research topics we have raised above can be addressed by looking at the effect across the entire data set, rather than across the few handpicked words used in the original publications (see, e.g., Baayen & Milin, in press, for an example).
The Commission on the Social Determinants of Health (CSDH) attempts to address inequity by looking at the larger societal picture and asking, "What are the causes of the causes?" In other words, what societal factors affect health?
Several epidemiologic studies have attempted to address this question, looking at the effects of specific fine particle species on mortality (Burnett et al. 2000; Franklin et al. 2008; Laden et al. 2000; Ostro et al. 2007).
The man I addressed looked at me as though I might be a kook, but I felt better.
These three article address those questions by looking at the methods launderers use, by assessing the track record of national anti-laundering regimes, and by examining attempts to internationalise the fight against the flood of criminal cash.The first problem facing those fighting the money launderers is the difficulty of identifying the crime.
