The phrase "addresses the selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular topic or document deals with or responds to a choice or selection made.
Example: "The report addresses the selection of candidates for the upcoming project, outlining the criteria used in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "tackles the choice" or "deals with the selection".
5. This chapter addresses the selection of design pressure rating and wall thickness of pressure vessels.
This study addresses the selection of design pressure rating and wall thickness of pressure vessels.
This work addresses the selection of working fluid mixtures in view of operating variability in solar Organic Ranking Cycles (ORC).
In particular, this study addresses the selection of attributes and levels, as well as the cognitive load imposed on respondents.
The second application addresses the selection of solvents and process configurations for ethanol production through fermentation and extraction.
This work addresses the selection of sample problems relevant to the interested problem and the utilization of data from the microscale solution of the selected sample problems.
The quickness with which officials are addressing the selection of judges is a revealing window into the priorities of the administration's lawyers.
In "Married and Unmarried Parenthood and Economic Wellbeing", he addressed the "selection effect"—the question of whether married-couple families do better because of the kind of people who marry, or because of something about marriage itself.Using data from a big annual survey, he looked at all the women who had become pregnant outside marriage.
These studies, which for the most part do not address the selection problem, tend to find that SSDI/SSI receipt is negatively associated with VR.
The most well-known problem with non-experimental data is that immigration is generally voluntary, and therefore, appropriate techniques are necessary to address the selection bias.
