The phrase "address performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or improvement of someone's or something's performance in a specific context, such as work or sports.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address performance issues that have been affecting the team's productivity."
Alternatives: "discuss performance" or "tackle performance".
However, the recent article by Inker (10) for the CKD-EPI Investigators suggests that the combined equation may perform better than the individual equations, although they did not specifically address performance of the equations in type 1 diabetes.
Avid updated its app on Wednesday, partly to address performance issues.
In this paper, we address performance issues of IPv6 routing protocol for LLNs (RPL) when delivering various traffic patterns.
Hopefully, the criticism you receive will not come as a complete surprise; good managers address performance issues as they occur and try not to spring them on their employees at the annual review.
And three-quarters of the 50-odd business development executives we surveyed say their organizations don't routinely evaluate the need for alliance restructuring or regularly intervene to address performance problems.
In this paper a rotor pitch controlled quadrotor is designed and modelled to address performance limiting issues associated with conventional speed controlled quadrotors.
This approach enables designers to address performance-related design questions at the early design stage.
Over the last decades, various tools and methods have been developed to address performance-related design questions, mostly using Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms.
Over the last decades, a number of tools and methods have been developed to address performance-related design questions, mostly using Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms.
Performing History addresses performance as a medium for critically engaging cultural history.
Piper\u2019s art can be concurrently playful and angry, propelled by her dynamic triangulation of personal material, mass-media imagery, and direct-address performance and text.
