The phrase "address to control" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a method or means of managing or directing something, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "We need to find an effective address to control the project's budget and resources."
Alternatives: "approach to manage" or "method to regulate".
For this reason, landscape protection policies assume a relevant role in landscapes with low-medium values and they should be addressed to control the urban sprawl processes that are beginning in the area.
On this basis, global and local anomalies are detected by employing the idea of the G⁎ statistic and the problem of multiple hypothesis testing is further addressed to control the false discovery rate.
In addition to this, there have been studies demonstrating that interventions addressed to control these other factors in patients with diabetes effectively reduce CV risk.
In addition, there have been studies demonstrating that interventions addressed to control these other factors in patients with diabetes effectively reduce cardiovascular risk (28, 29).
There is also a need to address ways to control transmissible diseases when dairy cattle are kept in mixed age groups.
The role of the environment needs further investigation to better address strategies to control Campylobacter.
To solve this issue, it is important to understandably address a problem to control the lighting [13].
It is not about managing the perpetrator's anger or his drinking problems – it is about addressing his need to control 'his woman'".
This followed a Guardian-BBC investigation last year into the leaked data which revealed that two dozen Britons, giving obscure offshore addresses, were purporting to control thousands of companies.
Addressing lung cancer means to control tobacco, and addressing climate change means to control fossil-fuel emissions.
