The phrase "address scalability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of a system, application, or process to handle growth or increased demand effectively.
Example: "In our next meeting, we need to address scalability to ensure our platform can support more users as we expand."
Alternatives: "tackle scalability" or "manage scalability".
In the paper - Implementation of a Scalable Next Generation Sequencing Business Cloud Platform [7], the authors describe how to address the scalability of a Next Generation Sequencing solution and a strategy to port a pre-configured Sequence Search application such as BLAST [4] onto a scalable storage and processing framework like Hadoop framework to address scalability and performance concerns.
None of these algorithms address scalability issues.
In this paper we address scalability issues of the Forwarding Information Base (FIB) in CCN.
This paper presents preliminary work to address scalability concern over AODV protocol in wireless sensor network.
Specifically, it should be noted that our research intends to specifically address scalability, reliability and flexibility issues.
Even so, at a show that is so heavily focused on bringing printing into the manufacturing mainstream, there are still plenty of issues left to address – scalability chief among them.
Toptal's blockchain engineers are working on projects like the Hashgraph, which addresses scalability issues, and with large public companies like SinglePoint on blockchain integrations.
This problem stays the same in the leading new routing architecture proposals (such as transit edge separation protocols) when addressing scalability challenges.
Ftree addresses scalability and bottlenecks encountered at the root level in tree-based name resolution systems and answers some of the requirements for ICN (Information-Centric Networking).
The study demonstrates that a critical role is played by the limitations of the response time of real devices such as commercial routers, and highlights how orchestration functions can mitigate the effect of such limitations while addressing scalability of the overall system.
The branched tree structure incorporates information from all measurements in the data, partially addressing scalability issues.
