The phrase "addresses procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to the management or explanation of specific processes or methods in a formal context.
Example: "The report addresses procedures for ensuring compliance with safety regulations in the workplace."
Alternatives: "covers processes" or "discusses methods".
A consortium of technology and computer companies are already lobbying House members to resist addressing procedures to re-examine patents in their bill.
Countless models have been developed over the years addressing procedures ranging from fusions to total joint replacements [1 14].
Previous studies address procedures performed by staff surgeons or residents at various skill levels and report operative times and conversion rates as their primary end points.
And earlier this year, the Board of Regents also strengthened its own ethics policies, addressing procedures for investigations into alleged misconduct and providing options for sanctioning a regent if allegations are proven.
The protocol specifies a tapering scheme lasting 5 weeks for all common ADMs, especially addressing procedures to handle symptoms characteristic for discontinuation [ 37] (available on request).
Guidelines on political and legal support are strongly related to the proportionality principle (general guideline I) and address procedures surrounding assessment, such as possibilities for appeal.
It addresses resources, procedures, and documentation for small-scale preparations.
The third part addresses specific procedures when treating children and immunocompromised patients and gives a useful overview of health care-associated infections.
The bill contains a disappointing provision that would turn the Republican presidential primary into a winner-take-all contest, and it fails to address Democratic Party procedures.
These researchers addressed only procedures enabling versioning in RDF repositories.
