The phrase "address the weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of a particular issue or topic, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "In our discussion, we must address the weight of climate change on future generations."
Alternatives: "consider the significance" or "acknowledge the importance".
Using a relatively small Li-ion battery and hybridization of energy sources address the weight, performance and range issues of EV energy sources.
This leads to the fact that a design to address the weight and size limitations is necessary to develop the next generation of ankle-foot prostheses capable of properly functioning in both the sagittal and frontal planes.
Let's use that energy to start a gentle exercise regimen (water-based if need be to avoid joint strain); initiate some social activity of interest to get some stimulation and purpose reintroduced; and perhaps begin the process of dietary improvements to address the weight loss goals initially espoused.
Based on the evidence in Table 2 and backed up by two meta-analyses [ 8, 9], John Luce took the stance that early treatment with steroids has no effect on mortality, and that any new thinking on the effectiveness of steroids in patients with sepsis has to address the weight of evidence collected to date.
Aim to get to the root of the problem so you can properly address the weight gain.
Hence, to address the weighting matrices selection problem of LQR, in this paper we propose an adaptive particle swarm optimization (APSO) method to obtain the elements of Q and R matrices.
(Year 3, female student)" A number of comments addressed the weight attributed to teaching as compared with research activities within medical schools.
Keep a postage price chart handy and note the corresponding address with the weight of each piece of mail.
Also, intentionally, our methodology does not address the relative weight of respondent opinion.
As the probability of selecting a survey participant was inversely related to the number of eligible individuals at that address, the household weight was assigned to each respondent to adjust for the differences in selection probability.
Our current set of experiments cannot address the relative weighting of these cues.
