The phrase "addressed providing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of addressing a topic while providing information, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report addressed providing solutions to the ongoing issues faced by the community."
Alternatives: "discussed offering" or "focused on delivering".
The challenging problem of the full three-dimensional Taylor bubble has then been thoroughly addressed, providing a detailed description of its features.
Consequently, the need for low-cost raw feed stocks for nanoparticle manufacturing was addressed, providing additional opportunities for future application of magnetite nanoparticles in environmental engineering.
In this work, a novel methodology for the Integrated Design (ID) of processes with linear Model Predictive Control (MPC) is addressed, providing simultaneously the plant dimensions, the control system parameters and a steady state working point.
Tyson recently addressed providing balance when it comes to discussing science.
Beyond the heightened awareness of stillbirths needed to plan vital records or Demographic and Health Surveys to accommodate stillbirth registration in the many countries that lack any data on stillbirths, there are special issues that need to be addressed, providing both challenges and opportunities.
Miss Bruestle, as she preferred to be addressed, provided invaluable support to the administrations of both John de Lancie and Gary Graffman.
Many of the complications can be readily addressed, provided the patient is regularly followed up.
The tiered addressing provides a dynamic address length which brings less signaling overhead and scalable management.
The website addresses providing detailed information on EST sequences, the UniGene sets and Ensembl predictions are listed in Table 1.
"Pseudo" randomly-allocated IP address are used for each VM, hiding the actual IP addresses provided by the cloud provider.
You can use the email address provided by your internet service provider, or sign up for a free email account using another service such as Google or Yahoo.
