The phrase "address the creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to the process of creating something, such as a project, artwork, or idea.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the creation of the new marketing strategy and its potential impact on our brand."
Alternatives: "tackle the development" or "discuss the formation".
Existing methods used to provide this evidence (e.g. LCA, LCSA, CBA) are not robust enough to adequately address the creation and dissipation of systemic and multidimensional value that spans the social, environmental, economic and technical domains.
The presentation will address the creation and work of the two first ever claims resolution facilities in Brazil, that took place after the crash of TAM Airlines Flight 3054 on July, 17, 2007 and of Air France Flight 447 on May, 31, 2009.
Twitter was on-call to assist and helped address the creation of fake Esurance accounts.
The subsequent sections address the creation and testing of the system, named as the Pathogen OutbReak PreventiOn Instruction SystEm PORPOISEE).
Another two indicators address the creation of sustainable added value by the renewable energy sector and energy efficiency measures in households.
Recent work has addressed the creation of synthetic epigenetic switches in mammalian cells and synthetic intracellular communication.
This Article addresses the creation of joint works under the current Copyright Act, focusing on the courts' restrictive view of joint works.
To explore how domain knowledge and user involvement influence game design, we present results from two projects that addressed the creation of movement-based wheelchair-controlled video games from different perspectives.
Mark Zuckerberg addressed the creation of the commission in a post today that once again acknowledged that Facebook's response time could have been better.
Processes 3 5 in Fig. 4 designate the synergy planning phase which addresses the creation of the right institutions, defining the financing mechanism, and ensuring the involvement of the necessary stakeholders in the process, i.e., participatory approach.
Some of the earliest work addressing the creation of links between biological databases and the literature based on full-text analysis relied on selected PMC full-text XML files.
