The phrase "addresses performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something deals with or responds to performance issues or metrics.
Example: "The new software update addresses performance concerns that users have reported."
Alternatives: "tackles performance" or "deals with performance".
Performing History addresses performance as a medium for critically engaging cultural history.
It also addresses performance aspects and test scenarios for direct robust optimization techniques.
This paper addresses performance analysis and optimum design of a PRRRP parallel mechanism that is actuated vertically by linear actuators.
This paper addresses performance issues related to channel state estimation on the symbol-synchronous forward link and the frame-synchronous return link.
In this paper, the experimental results show that lowering the temperature variations across a chip not only addresses performance degradation and reliability concerns, but also significantly contributes to chip power reduction.
Addresses performance problems quickly and frankly.
--The U.K.'s Royal Shakespeare Co. used analytics to look at its audience members' names, addresses, performances attended and prices paid for tickets over a period of seven years.
–The U.K.'s Royal Shakespeare Co. used analytics to look at its audience members' names, addresses, performances attended and prices paid for tickets over a period of seven years.
However, the recent article by Inker (10) for the CKD-EPI Investigators suggests that the combined equation may perform better than the individual equations, although they did not specifically address performance of the equations in type 1 diabetes.
Avid updated its app on Wednesday, partly to address performance issues.
Piper\u2019s art can be concurrently playful and angry, propelled by her dynamic triangulation of personal material, mass-media imagery, and direct-address performance and text.
