The phrase "address tasks with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how to approach or manage specific tasks or responsibilities, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address tasks with a focus on efficiency and collaboration."
Alternatives: "tackle tasks using" or "manage tasks with".
Future investigations of interventions to improve dual-task postural control should include focused dual-task training and address tasks that have the highest correlation with fall risk.
So, I asked him this: "You're saying that, if government cannot address a task with perfection...it shouldn't even try?" By now, that crease in his earlobe, indicating an eventual heart attack, began to deepen.
So is the real Fong the one who addresses her expressive tasks with equal seriousness, or the one who sends the whole exercise up, rolling her eyes and grinning conspiratorially at the audience?
Here we address these data mining tasks with special emphasis on the structure of SOM-transformed data to enable their downstream analysis and biological interpretation.
The wider applicability of an approach such as this to any group of individuals addressing complex and dynamic tasks with limited and geographically dispersed resources has also become apparent.
The approach proposed in this paper addresses the scheduling of real-time tasks with (m,k -firm deadlines running over IEEE 802.15.4 devices.
The question of parental involvement in exposure tasks with adolescents is addressed in "Involving Parents in Treatment".
"Complete rest doesn't address the tasks that come with being a new mom, like feeding, carrying the baby and other physical demands in her life.
The final April 2013 report directly addressed the people tasked with the nuclear mission.
Therefore, the field of biological data visualization is an ever-expanding field that is required to address new tasks in order to cope with the increasing complexity of information.
