The phrase "address this dichotomy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing two contrasting ideas, concepts, or situations that need to be examined or reconciled.
Example: "In her essay, she aims to address this dichotomy between tradition and modernity in art."
Alternatives: "tackle this contrast" or "confront this duality".
A recent report addressing this dichotomy has shown that while low levels of CD45 expression are sufficient for Y-505 dephosphorylation, high wild type levels of expression were necessary for Y-394 dephosphorylation and suppression of unwanted signalling [45].
In her conclusion today, Judge Corley says California may want to "address this stark dichotomy" — that is, the rise of the gig economy and the "creation of a low wage workforce performing low skill but highly flexible episodic jobs".
KRAMER -- Mr. Lazio, how would you address the dichotomy that has developed over regional jet air service in New York?
The authors directly address the dichotomy between the benefits and harms of death effector molecules, specifically caspases, in inflammatory diseases, infection, neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.
This dichotomy can be most effectively addressed in mental health treatment, and integrating smoking cessation care into mental health treatment has been found to lead to longer periods of prolonged quitting [ 8].
This dichotomy in PCR applications prompted us to design experiments to specifically address the quantitative nature of PCR amplifications with oligonucleotides containing mismatches.
This dichotomy of interpretation of the evidence, which needs to be addressed globally, may result from the extremely sharp gradients in physio-chemical conditions that may occur in anchialine habitats [24].
This dichotomy is important insofar as it distinguishes between a centralized university IRB addressing all human subjects concerns and institutions where there are multiple specialized IRBs.
