The phrase "address the stability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing the reliability or consistency of a particular system, structure, or concept.
Example: "In our report, we will address the stability of the financial markets in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "discuss the stability of" or "examine the stability of".
Mr. Govindjee's report did not address the stability of the Explorer, an area outside his expertise.
In addition, parametric stability constraints are incorporated into the proposed method to address the stability of local models.
As both the clay and concrete may be exposed to temperatures in the range of 60 150 °C in various parts of the hole, there is a need to address the stability of these materials under thermally enhanced aqueous conditions.
The notion of quadratic boundedness, which allows one to address the stability of a dynamic system in the presence of bounded disturbances, is applied to the design of state estimators for discrete-time linear systems with polytopic uncertainties.
To address the stability of (y^), we note that if (tau=0) and (A_{h}=0) (here (theta>0)), then (y^) is stable but not asymptotically stable.
To address the stability of a flip bifurcation (supercritical or subcritical bifurcation), we need to calculate (frac{partial^{3} G^{2}}{partial x^{3}} y,V_{L})) and to determine its sign at ((y_{2}^, V_{L}^)), which is quite complex.
Almost all of them mainly focus on the stability of the zero solution, but there is very little of research addressing the stability of sets.
Given that transcription elongation was not affected by the concentrations of heparin and KCl used (Supplementary Figure S2B), the assay directly addresses the stability of promoter complexes.
This underlines the need for longitudinal studies addressing the stability of working memory and other cognitive deficits in the course of major depressive disorder.
