The phrase "address objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the goals or aims of a particular task or project.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to clearly address the objective of the new marketing campaign to ensure everyone is aligned."
Alternatives: "define the goal" or "clarify the aim".
We use women's HIV data from 19 ANCs to address objective 1 for the selected years 1994 , 1996 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, and 2010; and data from 54 ANCs to address objective 2 for 2010 (See Figure 1).
VOCs have been associated with respiratory symptoms, but few studies address objective respiratory end points such as pulmonary function.
To address objective 3, frequency distributions and mean ± SD of 1) IGT; 2) GDM; 3) type 2 diabetes; and 3) no metabolic disorder were created.
This sample was reduced to 426 participants (44.9% boys) for the analyses involving Time 4 (used to address objective 3) due to attrition.
The analysis of ethical guidelines was designed to address objective a, the synthesis of other quantitative and qualitative studies (streams 2 and 3) was designed to explore objectives b and c.
The following results address objective 3. Most health workers interviewed reported learning about and using coping and stress management skills that were completely unknown to them prior to the project.
All qualitative data will be analysed in order to address objectives 1 4 and 10.
The P-MaMiE study sample size was determined to address objectives other than those addressed within this paper.
Thesampley wasizended through a waslcome Trust research training fellowship for C.H. (GR071643).
The Career-Success Scale, consisting of 7 items, was developed and validated, addressing objective criteria of academic career advancement.
Data were available for analysis addressing objective (a) from 19 units involving 2,505 women who had used a birthing pool.
