The phrase "address the interactions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the relationships or connections between different elements or factors in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we aim to address the interactions of various environmental factors on plant growth."
Alternatives: "examine the relationships between" or "discuss the connections of".
In the present study we address the interactions of carboxyl-CdSe/ZnS core/shell quantum dots (QDs), as a model of water dispersible engineered nanoparticles, and metal resistant bacteria Cupriavidus metallidurans, largely used in metal decontamination.
Driven by the needs of engineered underground systems, the field of rock mechanics is evolving to address the interactions of in situ mechanical, thermal, hydrologic, and chemical processes and their effects on system performance.
In addition, studies will need to address the interaction of the fibers with the mucosal environment, including unknown safety and toxicity.
We also address the interaction of various patient characteristics with the treatments and suggest the features can assist the physician in the choice of a particular NOAC for a particular patient(s).
However, other models that address the interaction of growth with intraparticle diffusion of enzymes, hydrolysis products and O2 with the use of mechanistic equations have also been proposed, and give insights into how these microscale processes can potentially limit the overall performance of a bioreactor.
Further research is needed to address the interaction of VCC and PrtV in vivo.
In the present study we address the interaction of physiologic estrogens and alkylphenol-class XEs on ERK activation.
Empirical research has just begun to address the interaction of attention and prediction understood as the interplay of predictability factors and precision-related factors.
As a range of organisational factors may influence effective guideline implementation, support for practices should address the interaction of these factors, rather than individual factors in isolation.
The genome of Daphnia has recently become available, creating the opportunity to address the interaction of cyanobacteria and Daphnia on the levels of gene expression and proteins more specifically.
The vast majority of patients with diabetes have multiple chronic conditions, increasing complexity of care; however, clinical practice guidelines, interventions, and public reporting metrics do not adequately address the interaction of these multiple conditions.
