The phrase "addresses the path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that involves directing attention or providing information about a specific course of action or direction.
Example: "The report addresses the path we need to take to achieve our goals for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "covers the route" or "discusses the direction".
This paper addresses the path planning problem for robotic applications using homotopy classes.
This paper addresses the path following problem of arbitrary twice differentiable curves using vector-field-based approach.
In particular, the present work addresses the path following problem, applying the control paradigm of prioritized tasks, usually exploited for robotic manipulators.
This paper addresses the path following control problem of aircraft-on-ground and focuses on the task that the aircraft is required to follow the desired path on the runway by nose wheel automatic steering.
Keynote address, "The Path to Purpose," Learning and the Brain Conference, San Francisco, CA, February 2106.
In this paper, we address the path planning problem with general end-effector constraints (PPGEC) for robot manipulators.
This month, I'll address the "Path of a CV".
Likewise, there are few works addressing the path selection and forwarding mechanisms in the IEEE 802.11s WMNs.
References [26, 27] addressed the path selection, link scheduling and routing problem in IEEE 802.16j networks considering metrics such as number of hop count and maximum E2E throughput.
Therefore, to explain the dynamic of the trail system formation in sloped, obstructed and non-uniform environments, we extended the concept of the "optimum comfort path" for locomotion that was described before to a broader domain to meet all other physical, social and environmental factors for addressing the path with minimum human dissatisfaction.
Path has 2 million users and let's say they each have a low estimate of about 50 contacts in their iPhone, all in all that's 100 million addresses in the Path database — a database which we know very little about the security of.
