The phrase "address the volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to discuss or manage the amount or level of something, such as sound, data, or workload.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the volume of customer complaints we received last month."
Alternatives: "tackle the volume" or "manage the volume".
The LPS shell can address the volume expansion of silicon anode successfully during lithiation and delithiation processes.
Gary Rasicot, the TSA chief of operations, told the New York Times: "We are probably not at the staffing level we would like to be to address the volume.
Such visions date back at least to 1982, when an O.E.C.D. report urged governments to address the volume of solid waste by encouraging more durable products, but they remain little studied or implemented.
The fifth section discusses the results two subsections that address the volume of funding and the number of deals.
The post from Microsoft dismisses simple block size increases as an insufficient scaling approach to address the volume demands of such a system.
This is a prime example of how we can address the volume of our financial issues, by talking more about value.
The order directed Lavabit to surrender names and addresses, Internet Protocol and Media Access Control addresses, the volume of each and every data transfer, the duration of every "session," and the "source and destination" of all communications associated with the account.
The engineering of various nanocomposites is a promising strategy to address the dramatic volume variation of silicon-based anodes for lithium ion batteries.
In this hierarchical approach, polymer electrode binders are a critical component to address the large volume change induced by the high specific capacity during lithiation and delithiation.
The volumetric loading ratio term intends to address the product volume occupancy inside the pipeline, which is believed to be a better representation of flow conditions compared to mass ratio.
The administration's funding authorization expires Sept. 30, and it needs more money to address the booming volume of air traffic, primarily because the air traffic control system needs safety and security upgrades.
