The phrase "addresses the structure and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to organization, composition, or framework in various contexts, such as academic writing or project descriptions.
Example: "The report addresses the structure and function of the proposed system in detail."
Alternatives: "discusses the framework and" or "examines the organization and".
Few reports in the literature, however, have addressed the structure and function of dental PBRNs.
In this section we will utilize the research findings of two studies undertaken by S. Fattoum and J. Byrne in France in 2011 and by S. Yanagisako in Italy during the 1990s, both within the scope of addressing the structure and dynamics of family firms.
Systemic institutionalisation of CFS concepts should also address the structure and content of the system of psychological and methodical services.
The real question now is whether we can ever move past debating an individual's race and begin to address the structures and institutions we've created and let flourish to delineate and maintain the social and economic differences between individuals we've assigned to those groups for hundreds of years.
Several articles addressed gaps in the structure and process of care for pediatric HIV patients in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
This contribution addresses the relationships between the structure and gas transport properties of nanoporous thermostable cyanate ester resins (CERs) derived from polycyclotrimerization of 1,1′-bis(4-cyanatophenyl)ethane in the presence of 30 or 50 wt% of inert high-boiling temperature porogens (i.e., dimethyl- or dibutyl phthalates), followed by their quantitative removal.
Randomized controlled trials or prospective cohort studies of OEND with systematic and thorough follow-up are the needed next steps in addressing the structure, content and optimal amount of training to accompany naloxone rescue kits and the effect of OEND on participant drug use.
In addition to other strategies, routine use of outcome measures and practice guidelines is suggested as a means of justifying and standardizing treatment approaches to address the structure, process and outcomes of the rehabilitation system.
To address these issues, we examined the structure and sequencing of syllables across development and compared these features to those in adults.
