The phrase "address the dynamics of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing the interactions and changes within a particular system or situation.
Example: "In her research, she aims to address the dynamics of social behavior in urban environments."
Alternatives: "tackle the complexities of" or "explore the interactions of".
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were used to address the dynamics of hydrogen incorporation into graphene membranes.
Future work should address the dynamics of the bioactive zones, which is essential to understand for predictions of long term mass removal.
Roughly, two types of theoretical discussions have tried to address the dynamics of (return) migration: the duality between structure and agency on the one hand, and the links between desires, or aspirations, and capacity, abilities and capabilities on the other.
As disaggregation is mainly triggered by changing environmental conditions, experiments in simplified artificial systems are falling too short to properly address the dynamics of aggregation and disaggregation in real aquatic systems.
In order to address the dynamics of phase-change phenomenon in the active particle during charging and discharging, variable solid-state diffusivity is taken into consideration in the model.
In traditional microarray gene expression studies of spinal cord injury, tissue homogenates of whole spinal cord segments have been used [75], [76], [97], [98] and they therefore do not address the dynamics of global gene expression regulation in individual cell populations [75], [76], [97].
The existing local institutions are sometimes behind in addressing the dynamics of natural resource use in response to demographic pressure and new economic interest.
The findings reveal that the model enables deep insights into estimating and potentially improving construction performance levels, by addressing the dynamics of the various identified critical input parameters.
However, there is little empirical research that addresses the dynamics of media use within a social context using network analytic methods.
This paper addresses the dynamics of such co-evolution: are scientific networks deeply co-mingled with networks through which technology is created and if so how?
So far, studies addressing the dynamics of labile C and N have mainly focused on temperate forests, but the potential contribution of subtropical primary forest soils to C and N loadings is still poorly known.
