The phrase "addressed in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics, issues, or questions that have been discussed or examined within a particular research study.
Example: "The findings related to climate change are thoroughly addressed in the study."
Alternatives: "discussed in the study" or "covered in the study."
Some of the most pressing questions about marijuana use, such as association with psychiatric disorders, impaired driving or the impact of legalization were not addressed in the study.
RCTs scored one point for each area addressed in the study design with a possible score ranging between 0 and 5 (highest level of quality)45.
Aerodynamic design and optimization of the blade, as a main part of a wind turbine, were addressed in the study.
"How many people will do that?" Another problem, Mr. Wiles said, is that the arsenic leaches into the soil, and that issue is not being addressed in the study.
But Arnon A. Mishkin, a vice president of the Boston Consulting Group, said the question of whether there is demand for additional sound stages -- like those proposed for the Brooklyn Navy Yard -- was not specifically addressed in the study.
We conclude that context is a pivotal factor influencing the stability of users' perceptions, which must be explicitly addressed in the study of users' product experience.
The paper specifically focuses on how water scarcity, as the major limiting factor, is addressed in the study area using local knowledge to sustain livelihoods of its people.
For reasons which cannot be explained here, the rocketplane design was named "Black Horse". The first problem addressed in the study was how to do in-flight refueling of rocket propellants.
Several issues are addressed in the study with respect to the notched plate geometry: (i) thickness of plate, (ii) transverse centre-to-centre spacing of holes (gauge), and (iii) distance from the centre of the hole to the nearest edge.
Several issues were addressed in the study: (1) geometry and size of the weld access hole; (2) benefit of a welded beam web; (3) control of inelastic panel zone deformations; and (4) effectiveness of continuity plates in reducing local demand on the connection.
The primary questions to be addressed in the study were: (1) can we establish a racially or ethnically diverse patient sample that will respond to a survey focused on sociodemographic, economic, health insurance, cultural, spiritual, and religious well-being, and social support information?
