The phrase "address more specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a topic or issue should be discussed in greater detail or with more precision.
Example: "In our next meeting, I would like to address more specifically the challenges we face in the marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "discuss in more detail" or "focus on more precise aspects".
Future studies should address more specifically knowledge, attitudes and behaviors of parents about pandemic vaccination of their children since children are the most important drivers of influenza infection and may be targeted for pandemic vaccination before their parents [5].
Future studies may address more specifically the influence of the level of abnormality of test results on interpretation and further management.
However, only recently have investigators expanded such work to address more specifically the impact of community design not only on physical activity but also on obesity and associated comorbidities.
To address more specifically the function of caspase-10 in TRAIL or FasL-mediated cell death in tumour cells, we have explored the role of individual caspase-10 isoforms.
The study is designed to investigate the total effect of this intervention versus placebo intervention and, consequently, we will not be able to address more specifically the effect of the individual elements of the intervention, such as for example, the effect of subjective self-monitoring on its own.
Various applications in aeroacoustics of wall-bounded flows are addressed, more specifically dealing with high-lift device noise mechanisms, such as trailing-edge or flap side-edge noise.
Although the importance of the critical and humanistic lines to assemble knowledge on the manager's role is acknowledged, the administrative line addresses more specifically the manager's everyday functions.
This gap of expertise research should be addressed more specifically through examining the impact of physical exercise on perceptual-cognitive performances of athletes using more rigorous methods that measure speed and accuracy and induce a highly specific physical exercise under which a sport-specific task has to be performed.
These points can be addressed more specifically during preceptor training and by the preceptors themselves at the beginning of each study session.
