The phrase "addresses that common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a common issue or concern, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report addresses that common misconception about climate change."
Alternatives: "tackles that shared" or "deals with that prevalent".
One of those problems might indeed have been the relation between ren and li, and at least part of the explanation of why different and potentially conflicting things are said about that relation is that the relation is a difficult one to figure out and that different thinkers addressing that common problem might reasonably have arrived at different things to say.
It is addressed that common as well as distinct neural substrates underlie the regulation of different valences of emotion [ 16].
Symptoms reflecting a common cause would be most effectively addressed by proper management of that common cause, and symptoms linked in a causal chain would be most effectively addressed by proper management of the symptom heading the causal chain.
Part IV: A practical exam where the student will need to address issues that are common in chiropractic practice.
Address problems of screening people with biometric identifiers across agencies and governments, including our border and transportation systems, by designing a comprehensive screening system that addresses common problems and sets common standards.
The core program is presented in a chart format that addresses six common forms of cancer: breast, lung, brain, colorectal, prostate and leukemia/lymphoma/Hodgkin's disease.
We report the development of turning behavior on a child-size bipedal robot that addresses two common scenarios: turning in place and simultaneous walking and turning.
We motivate this by throughput differentiation that addresses the common use and current standard track approach for protocols such as CoAP.
But none of his suggested potential candidates graduated from Harvard Law School, and only one went to Yale -- something that addresses a common critique of the current Supreme Court, which only includes justices from Ivy League law schools.
He said the bill addresses problems that are common across the country.
