The phrase "address this question further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you will provide more detailed information or analysis on a specific question.
Example: "In the next section of the report, I will address this question further to clarify our findings."
Alternatives: "elaborate on this question" or "discuss this question in more detail."
Additional studies in which Nkx3.1 expression is kept at high levels during induction of MYC in prostate epithelium will be required to address this question further.
Longitudinal studies are warranted to address this question further.
To address this question further, we utilized data from the unique Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) cohort.
To address this question further we performed systematic site-directed mutagenesis in a defined portion of the third cytoplasmic loop.
In order to address this question further, we examined whether methylation of the RASSF1A and SFRP1 genes led to their silencing.
To address this question further studies focusing on the effects of fructose on food intake control will be needed, and the possibility that fructose may increase energy intake through mechanisms related to addiction will need to be assessed.
Because a positive correlation of gene body methylation and expression was reported by others, we addressed this question further in a complementary analysis binning CpG methylation level data for exons and introns (first exon excluded from the exon bin because it overlaps the TSS).
In order to address this important question, further analysis is therefore required of conditional autophagy-deficient animals, by using inducible Cre recombinases so that gene deletion can be achieved in the adult animal in a tissue- and tumour-specific manner.
Here, we address this question and further examined how the functional circuitry that includes the IFO differs between the imagination, observation and experience of disgust.
