The phrase "addresses errors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of identifying and correcting mistakes in a document, process, or system.
Example: "The report addresses errors found in the previous analysis, ensuring accuracy in the final results."
Alternatives: "corrects mistakes" or "resolves issues".
A recent study from Media Lab graduate student Joy Buolamwini addresses errors in facial recognition software that create concern for civil liberties.
Instead, they stream typed messages that include directory entries, raw bytes, file addresses, errors, and application defined data.
Direct bonding bracket placement using FAQ.FIX® may increase the chair time, but it addresses errors of initial bracket positioning decreasing treatment times and obtaining superior results.
This study addresses error between measured and true ambient concentrations.
It observes a higher availability im pact from addressing errors, such as uninitialized pointers, than software errors as a whole It also details the frequencies and types of addressing errors and characterizes the damage they do.
Spurred on by this finding, health care leaders across the country began addressing errors believed to be a result of systemic flaws.
Finally, given the sensitive nature of their work, physicians must be comfortable with recognizing, disclosing, and addressing errors, and helping their teams do so as well.
The institute's new Open School for Health Professions is a hub of free online courses, case studies and discussion forums addressing errors and other quality improvement topics.
This article describes a novel method to address errors in MRI-based thermal dosimetry that can arise during long focused ultrasound treatments of soft tissue tumors.
He said it was a parliamentary sitting day, that he had not received "any official documentation or referral" from the court, and that the high court had not addressed "errors in their rules".
Since these approaches can only deal with the random errors in the measured structural responses, a total least-squares (TLS) scheme that can also address errors associated with the FRF matrix is proposed in this research.
