The phrase "addresses movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where discussing topics related to physical movement, changes, or dynamics, such as in a scientific or artistic discussion.
Example: "The study addresses movement in relation to the effects of gravity on different objects."
Alternatives: "discusses motion" or "tackles mobility".
Few studies exist for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) issues and ballistics, and there are no studies addressing movement, heating, and artifacts associated with ballistics at 3-tesla (T).
Wooden was addressing movement and finesse, but Curry, again like Gretzky, has studied his sport with sufficient care that he seems able to envision future events before they unfold.
Various exercise strategies have been suggested to address movement deficits in order to improve motor function and quality of life for individuals in the early or moderate stages of Parkinson disease.
The consistency with which a student can solve the items that address movement in response to forces across different problem contexts is assumed to reflect the student's degree of conceptual understanding in Newtonian mechanics.
We will evaluate whether a treatment protocol addressing movement control problems is more beneficial than a general exercise protocol.
Throughout both the Karen and Mike segments of the interview, Erika continued to account for plant growth by using force-dynamic explanations instead of addressing movement of matter.
This dissertation, The Itinerant Red Bauhaus, or the Third Emigration, addresses a movement of architects from Europe to the Soviet Union during the interwar period.
At the end of last year, a group of SFUSD librarians created a "Teaching #BlackLivesMatter" online resource that compiles materials teachers can reference while addressing the movement in the classroom.
Write two political speeches designed to address the movement, one from the right and the other from the left.
