The phrase "address the behavior of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to respond to or manage someone's actions or conduct.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the behavior of team members who are consistently late."
Alternatives: "tackle the actions of" or "confront the conduct of".
In future work we will address the behavior of this velocity as the equivalence ratio, the inlet velocity profile, and inlet mixture fraction are changed.
While many studies address the behavior of particle systems in a biological setting, revealing how these properties work together presents unique challenges on the nanoscale.
Therefore, we first address the behavior of main group compounds so as to characterize the performance of PBE and SCAN as efficient semilocal functionals largely in the absence of self-interaction error.
As president, Mr. Obama has managed to use the language both of the realists, who typically address the behavior of regimes, and of idealists, who, at least since Woodrow Wilson's time, have sought to speak directly to the aspirations of ordinary citizens.
Furthermore, we address the behavior of weak solutions to the problem near the origin under suitable assumptions for the nonlinear term f.
Joint analysis of regional GPS sites used in this study and those installed close to the summit crater is required to reveal the more detailed process of the eruption to address the behavior of the shallow source.
Several articles addressed the behavior of this type of composite in the literature.
The objective of the present work was to use CFD tools for addressing the behavior of the RCCS following accident conditions.
This chapter addresses the behavior of the whole vertebra, including discussion of the role of the cortical shell, intervertebral disc, and posterior elements.
Results of 1-g physical model tests addressing the behavior of yielding cantilever retaining walls with expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS) geofoam compressible inclusions are discussed.
Just last week, the journal Science published a study from two climate researchers at the National Center for Atmospheric Research that addresses the behavior of clouds in different climate models, one of the primary sources of continuing uncertainty about how sensitive the climate will be to increased levels of carbon dioxide.
