The phrase "address movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussing the act of directing attention or action towards a specific movement or change.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address movement within the organization to ensure we are adapting to market changes effectively."
Alternatives: "discuss motion" or "tackle mobility".
Few studies exist for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) issues and ballistics, and there are no studies addressing movement, heating, and artifacts associated with ballistics at 3-tesla (T).
Wooden was addressing movement and finesse, but Curry, again like Gretzky, has studied his sport with sufficient care that he seems able to envision future events before they unfold.
We will evaluate whether a treatment protocol addressing movement control problems is more beneficial than a general exercise protocol.
Throughout both the Karen and Mike segments of the interview, Erika continued to account for plant growth by using force-dynamic explanations instead of addressing movement of matter.
To our knowledge, this is the first empirical work that addresses movement of these two important rabies hosts in a spatially explicit landscape genetics framework and also the first attempt to quantify the effect of habitat composition on their dispersal.
The standards need serious strengthening and we need to address the movement of invasives through the Chicago Waterways, but there is actual movement and improvement in this area.
Black Lives Matter demonstrations have been visible on the presidential campaign trail, with candidates struggling to address the movement's issues and respond to the protesters.
Write two political speeches designed to address the movement, one from the right and the other from the left.
We extended the traditional user-centred design tools of personas and scenarios to explicitly address human movement characteristics embedded in social interaction.
