The phrase "address their effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the impact or influence of something on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The researchers aim to address their effect on the local ecosystem in their upcoming study."
Alternatives: "consider their impact on" or "evaluate their influence on".
Research efforts to introduce RA into the construction industry and to address their effects on properties could be classified to the following categories: (1) Policies, cost and benefits: the goals are to standardize the use of RA in concrete, highlight the cost of capital investments and to emphasize environmental and economic benefits.
The growing literature about mixed electoral systems has addressed their effect on party systems, voting behavior, campaign strategies, legislative roll-call voting, and other issues in a handful of countries.
According to the traditional wisdom, geomagnetically induced currents (GIC) should occur rarely at mid-to-low latitudes, but in the last decades a growing number of reports have addressed their effects on high-voltage (HV) power grids at mid-to-low latitudes.
While much is known about the impact of recruitment maneuvers on lung mechanics and gas exchange, only a few studies have addressed their effects on VILI.
As mental health is not a minor issue, mental health programs specific for sanitary emergencies are necessary to address their psychological effects on the healthcare personnel, patients, their families and the general population.
To address their potential confounding effect on CYP2E1 expression by toluene occupational exposure, we performed a linear regression analysis (simple and multiple) by adjusting for the variables mentioned above.
Although visual and cognitive distraction has been studied extensively, relatively little research has addressed their combined effects on drivers' behavior.
The delicate challenge of reconciling respect for cultural values associated with these practices and addressing their perceived harmful effects on health is evident in this discrepancy between the intent and impact of language.
Near-fault directivity pulses are explicitly addressed within this modeling context and their effect on the optimal design is investigated in detail.
Furthermore, the roles played by neuromodulatory mechanisms can be addressed directly through their effects on oscillatory phenomena.
