The phrase "addresses requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something meets or fulfills specific needs or criteria.
Example: "The new software update effectively addresses requirements for improved security and user experience."
Alternatives: "meets the requirements" or "fulfills the requirements".
The federal government would only confirm the IESC had provided advice on potential impacts on water resources from the proposed Watermark Coal Project which addresses requirements under the EPBC Act to obtain advice from the IESC.
One solution to this dependence would be to enhance education that specifically addresses requirements in these sectors.
An overview of the ULDB project will be presented which addresses requirements, technical challenges, development activities, results and status of the ULDB project.
The International Organization for Standardization ISO 15189 standard addresses requirements for quality in management and technical aspects of the clinical laboratory.
Quality metadata should be provided in an achievable format, while the latter challenge addresses requirements related to implementation costs, hardware technology, workflow framework, overall architecture etc., that are important but beyond the scope of this article.
By using this mature technology, the architecture is able to address requirement (R1) and the policy-based mechanisms of iRODS using 'micro-services in rules' [10] (see next paragraph for more details) addresses requirement (R2), (R3), and (R4).
Hybrid environment: Able to address requirements of hybrid clouds.
Workload/Workflow: works that address requirements for scheduling workflows on clouds.
Hybrid/Multicloud: works that address requirements of hybrid clouds and multicloud scenarios.
Finally, quality of service is related to addressing requirements and objectives concerning users and providers.
Hence, by transmitting precoded data, GFDM can be even more flexible to address requirements of future wireless networks.
