The phrase "address variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing differences or changes in addresses, such as in mailing, location data, or demographic studies.
Example: "The report highlights the need to address variation in customer addresses to improve delivery accuracy."
Alternatives: "address differences" or "address discrepancies".
To address variation in local structural opportunities and constraints, important in our model of integration, the original survey design located the study in two contrasting cities, Bristol (in the South-West of England) and the conurbation of Bradford and Leeds (in the North).
Unlike typical sensitivity analyses of dynamic models that only address variation in parameters, the probabilistic uncertainty analysis described here enables modelers to convey the robustness of their predictions to policy makers, extending the power of epidemiological modeling to improve public health.
Analytical approaches that move away from defining the right scale to address variation in biodiversity across scales will be particularly important in ecosystems such as coastal Antarctica with high biogenic habitat heterogeneity and little history of human impact.
Finally, a limitation of our analyses of the evolved lines thus far is that they only address variation in fitness.
To address variation in literacy of participants, all questions were read aloud and answers were recorded by the interviewer.
Consequently, designs need to address variation from batches, dyes and arrays as well as the variation among samples (experimental units).
This requires us to address variations and reduce unwarranted variations in activity and expenditure".
Research studies address variations between the ranking results differently.
Research also does not address variations in responses across different groups of employees.
UGW, BUW, MAG, TUD worked on methods for Uncertainty Quantification and applied the approaches to address variations of material properties as well as in the geometry [25].
Fortification of breast milk is an accepted practice for feeding very low birth weight infants, however, fixed dosage enhancement does not address variations in native breast milk.
