The phrase "address the defects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the need to fix a problem or a deficiency. For example, "The software update should address the defects in the current version."
Boston Scientific says it identified the cause of the problem, a design flaw, and has already changed how it makes its stents to address the defect that leads to problems in some cases.
While Boston Scientific says it has identified the design flaw that was the cause of the problem, and changed how it makes the stents to address the defect, the company said yesterday that it had identified problems in its method of inspecting the stents at its plant in Galway, Ireland, during the first three days of a new inspection process.
"The matter is not closed until Toyota has effectively addressed the defect by providing a suitable vehicle-based solution," said the regulatory agency.
In addition, we carried out electron spin resonance experiments addressing the defect creation during annealing.
The series of PL studies indicate that the GaN regrowth and the NH3 annealing condition before the QD/QW-active region growth could potentially lead to solutions for addressing the defect generated from the SiN x deposition on GaN templates.
Christianity is one form of tragic humanism, which is why Eagleton admires it: to address the extravagant defects of human nature, it has an equally extravagant remedy.
Moreover, this model also does not address the potential defects in neutrophil activity in a protease-rich environment, for example, through the cleavage of chemokine receptor CXCR1 [5].
While the DNA repair process is focused on the damage induced by the chemotherapeutic treatment, it does not address the inherited defects that rendered cells malignant in the first place.
The increase in beta cell mass is also such a response but does not address the functional defects arising from the misregulation of essential transcription factors.
