The phrase "addresses components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something deals with or pertains to specific parts or elements of a larger system or topic.
Example: "The report addresses components of the new software that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "covers elements" or "deals with aspects".
Additionally, a small trial was incorporated to address components of physical aspects of litter removal by comparing raking with 'raking and a cover of woven plastic mesh'.
The problem also addressed components of their new technology curriculum including generating design ideas that match requirements and communicating the details of a design through a 3-D model ("physical prototype," Crismond and Adams 2012).
The eight BVV episodes address components of the CASCADA model.
25 Therapy was aimed at enhancing mobility and the ability to perform activities of daily living independently, and addressed components such as strength, flexibility, balance, and exercise tolerance.
Typically these values are character strings (such as names, or address components), but they may be scalar quantities such as age or date of birth.
This questionnaire includes new items addressing components of occupational balance meaningful to patients and healthy people which have not been measured so far.
Economic evaluations that address components of diagnostic procedures, including those taking place at the specialist level, would be valuable additions to the existing body of research on resource utilisation patterns in patients with AD.
Use USPS approved abbreviations for as many address components as possible.
Moreover, a factory calibration is necessary to be continuously updated or optimized to address component aging and environmental conditions.
Construct validity is the least addressed component of validity in the instruments we reviewed.
