The phrase "addresses effective" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to describe how something addresses effectiveness, but it needs additional words for clarity.
Example: "The report addresses effective strategies for improving team performance."
Alternatives: "tackles effectiveness" or "deals with effectiveness".
To address effective treatment for preservation of lacrimal dysfunction in VDT users, we studied the effects of modifying daily treatment schedules of our rat model.
He works with these clients to structure funds to create estate planning opportunities and provides them with strategic advice to address effective wealth transfer, investment and tax alternatives.
The results of this study stress the importance of including field-based assessments of vegetation characteristics and the influence of invasive species in river modeling, to generate realistic predictions and address effective flood hazard strategies.
Position descriptions, work plans and management process should also be updated to address effective operation of the fluoridation plants.
In response, public health efforts addressed effective prevention of lead exposures for pregnant women and fetuses [ 59- 62].
Family meetings, psycho-educational materials and/or parent/family workshops addressing effective communication, supportive family interaction, child/adolescent development and/or IBD-specific issues may be beneficial.
For older people with dementia living in care homes it is important to both address treatable causes of FI and also address effective continence care that is person and context sensitive, within a group living environment.
To address effective detection of MEI events we developed an MEI detection pipeline around our SPANNER SV discovery tool (C Stewart, https://github.com/chipstewart/Spanner), and deployed it on the Pilot data of the 1000 Genomes Project [ 26].
Qualitative studies are highly valuable and play a supplementary role when it comes to identifying individual, social and contextual factors, and they are essential for improving health promotion and addressing effective strategies to prevent, treat and manage these infections, both in CSWs and their clients and in the general population.
