The phrase "address the construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with or respond to issues related to a construction project or process.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the construction delays that have impacted our timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle the construction" or "discuss the construction".
But Campbell Robb, of the housing charity Shelter, said the figures showed that the Government was failing to address the construction crisis.
Numerous individual projects have been carried out which address the construction and operation of a high-flux solar furnace, solar chemical engineering, and solar materials research.
The poll also suggested that Mr. Cuomo had been successful in making a case for the highest-profile proposal from his State of the State address, the construction of the country's largest convention center at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens.
Before we address the classifier construction issue, we must address the construction of the data set (step 3).
By joining the different elements of the PICO structure, the research aim was formulated as 'review and analysis of virtual environment research as an intervention to address the construction and engineering industry safety risks through educating and training'.
A. Conti, V. Tralli, and M. Chiani address the construction of space-time codes for cooperative communications over block fading channels in the paper "Pragmatic space-time codes for cooperative relaying in block fading channels".
This study addresses the construction of a value measurement system for numerous patents across disciplines.
Less than an hour later, as he addressed the construction industry, Mr. Bloomberg was relaxed and jocular as he told one of his favorite standbys.
His MA Thesis (2012) addressed the construction and public use of three monuments built in Singapore under British, Japanese, and PAP rule.
We discuss semantic analysis in the context of the current interests in developing medical ontologies and argue that a frame-based propositional analytic methodology can provide a systematic way of addressing the construction of such ontologies.
This study addresses the construction of a preset checking sequence that will not pose controllability (synchronization) and observability (undetectable output shift) problems when applied in distributed test architectures that utilize remote testers.
