The phrase "addressed the function of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing the role or purpose of something in a specific context, such as in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The research paper addressed the function of social media in shaping public opinion."
Alternatives: "discussed the role of" or "examined the purpose of".
Here, we addressed the function of miR-155 using LC-MS/MS-based metabolic profiling of miR-155 deficient breast cancer cells.
Several studies have addressed the function of the Activin pathway in Drosophila [13] [18].
We next addressed the function of Dicer in the regulation of retrotransposons during germ cell development.
Recently, Tipton et al. addressed the function of each Hsp104 domain by constructing chimeras with ClpB [13].
Comparing to these reported studies, our study using DCs primed/infected with BCG in vivo addressed the function of DCs in a more physiological and relevant way.
Given that some tetraspanins play a major role in metastasis [8], in particular CD9 which has been reported as a metastasis suppressor, we have addressed the function of CD9P-1 on cell migration that is an important process in metastasis.
She adds: "If the source of relatives and friends' fears can be identified and addressed, the functioning of patients may potentially be improved".
Here we addressed the functions of RabX1 and RabX2 by generating double gene knockout cell lines.
This is needed because the genetic code has only addressed the functions of under 2% of the human genome: the coding exons.
To date, no study has addressed the functioning of the whole sPLA2 pathway, including the role of genetics, pathway modulators and related exogenous therapies that may affect it.
Whereas early research tended to focus on psychosocial and diagnostic correlates of NSI, many studies from the last 10 years have addressed the functions of NSI [ 5, 14, 22, 27].
