The phrase "address multiplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to discuss the need to consider or manage multiple aspects, elements, or variations of a subject.
Example: "In our research, we must address multiplicity to ensure that all perspectives are considered."
Alternatives: "tackle diversity" or "consider multiple facets".
In this contribution we show that the cross-product structure of PD studies allows to combine several well-known techniques to address multiplicity in an effective way, so that a confirmatory analysis of these studies becomes feasible without unrealistic loss of power.
To state just a few concrete questions: How do we address multiplicity in a single study, where the inferential frame is not predetermined, or at best not well determined?
The authors extended this consistency concept to other situations (Alosh and Huque, 2010), including how to address multiplicity issues of a composite endpoint and its components in clinical trials (Huque et al., 2011).
We describe the use of multiple endpoints in the design, analysis, and interpretation of pain clinical trials, and review available strategies and methods for addressing multiplicity.
Thus, studies addressing multiplicity of HIV-1 infection included 28 MSM from New York, Alabama, and North Carolina [5], 102 HIV-infected blood donors and healthcare patients from the USA and Trinidad [2], 69 individuals from South Africa and Malawi [7], 27 heterosexually infected individuals from Zambia and Rwanda [6], and 10 IDU in a Montreal cohort [4].
A number of techniques for addressing multiplicity, including false discovery rate analysis, have been suggested.
Second, within this context of perceived harassment, managers must address a multiplicity of audiences, some of whom are considered adversaries.
Understanding host-pathogen interactions requires analyses to address the multiplicity of scales in heterogeneous landscapes.
LogOp is a coordination model extending Linda by allowing a single coordination operation to dynamically address a multiplicity of possibly distributed tuple spaces.
The cross-border, multisector nature of the crisis requires a more coordinated and holistic response across military and civilian efforts to effectively address the multiplicity of challenges in the region.
