The phrase "addresses the optimization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to improving efficiency, performance, or effectiveness in a particular area or process.
Example: "The research paper addresses the optimization of resource allocation in supply chain management."
Alternatives: "focuses on enhancing" or "deals with improving".
This paper addresses the optimization of paths generated using randomized algorithms.
This work addresses the optimization of SC planning and design considering economical and environmental issues.
This work addresses the optimization of Supply Chain (SC) planning and design considering economical and environmental issues.
This paper addresses the optimization of a single effect absorption refrigeration system operating with lithium bromide-water solution.
This work addresses the optimization of ammonia water absorption cycles for cooling and refrigeration applications with economic and environmental concerns.
This study addresses the optimization of the elastic properties within woven fabric composite unit cells with multiple designs based on periodic boundary conditions and evolutionary algorithms.
This has led to the flourishing of research works addressing the optimization of AM scaffolds microarchitecture to optimally trade-off between conflicting requirements (e.g. mechanical stiffness and porosity level).
After experimental validation, the study addressed the optimization of the heat exchangers heat transfer area inventory for minimum pull down time.
Many of the strategies devised so far to address the optimization of energy systems are deterministic approaches that rely on estimated data.
To the best of the authors' knowledge, no studies specifically addressing the optimization of both acoustic frequency and power density during aqueous-UAE of plant materials have been previously published.
A problem formulation is first proposed to address the optimization of the fault detection filter (FDF) design, which is expressed in terms of maximizing a finite horizon H∞/H∞ or H−/H∞ performance index.
