The phrase "address the limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the boundaries or constraints of a particular topic, issue, or situation that needs to be acknowledged or dealt with.
Example: "In our discussion today, we must address the limits of our current technology and explore potential solutions."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the constraints" or "tackle the boundaries".
Both books address the limits of our own intelligence.
We also address the limits of CPT's ability to capture choices produced by heuristics.
After a brief historical account of concepts, terminology, and anomalous claims by Suzanne Briet, Donald McKenzie, and Karl Popper, I will address the limits of information access.
The objective of this study was to develop reliable pediatric psychophysical methodologies in order to address the limits of frequency and electrode discrimination in children with cochlear implants.
"The 1972 Solaris is perhaps the only film to address the limits of science set by our constrained human perceptions, categories and tendency to anthropomorphise," says Gregory Benford, professor of physics at University of California, Irvine and author of Timescape.
A preliminary review of the federal government's handling of intelligence before the shooting at Fort Hood is on its way to the White House, and sources said they expect the final result to address the limits of the Pentagon's ability to monitor potential threats within the armed forces and information sharing by the FBI.
In order to address the limited processing capabilities and limited wireless communication bandwidth at each node, several compact, or lightweight, data provenance schemes have been proposed.
We will address the limit between that which architecture can forecast and what on the other hand needs to be left to the inhabitant.
Once reduced to a one-scale problem corresponding to thin-walled beams (long cylindrical shell), using asymptotic expansion technique, we address the limit behavior of Koiter model when the aspect ratio of the shell tends to zero.
The negative binomial estimates ((hat {theta }=239.7812) and (hat {mu }=6.1100)) demonstrate the convergence of the negative binomial distribution to the Poisson model as θ→∞ in order to address the limiting case of analyzing equi-dispersed data.
These morphological adaptations allow the animals to efficiently swim and dive, but do not address the limiting effects of a restricted oxygen supply on time spent underwater.
