The phrase "addresses theoretical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a discussion or analysis pertains to theoretical concepts or frameworks.
Example: "The research paper addresses theoretical implications of the new model in the field of economics."
Alternatives: "tackles theoretical" or "discusses theoretical".
The first section addresses theoretical foundations regarding ICT applications in educating and supporting individuals with ASD.
There is a substantial literature that addresses theoretical and empirical issues involved with inter market linkages among national stock indices.
This work addresses theoretical and finite element investigations of functionally graded piezoelectric materials (FGPMs) for shunted passive vibration damping of laminated composite beams.
This paper addresses theoretical and practical aspects pertinent to the design of H2SO4-based calcite dissolution processes, such as the maximum acid dosage possible without gypsum precipitation (1400 mg/L); factors dominating the product water quality; and effect of given operational scenarios on the expected operational (namely the chemicals' demand) and capital (namely reactors size) expenses.
The Brain Activity Map has the potential to speak to each of these questions, but its advocates need to say much more about how the data they collect will be used to address theoretical questions.
At the same time, the entry will address theoretical issues, by exploring the nature of diagrammatic representation and reasoning in terms of expressive power and correctness.
The major themes that were identified addressed theoretical concepts regarding the intervention and logistical issues in delivering the intervention.
However, the identified research opportunities represent gaps along all dimensions of the research framework, addressing theoretical or conceptual shortcomings regarding the turnaround content, process, and context.
So far, I have addressed theoretical accounts that have been naturally understood to be about what confers meaning on life, which obviously assumes that some lives are in fact meaningful.
The Journal thus encourages submissions that not only address theoretical issues but also take into account the practical challenges encountered before, during, and after humanitarian crises as well as the measures needed to address them.
In this chapter, we review some of the major issues that have been raised in the literature on siblings, addressing theoretical approaches, research designs, measures, and statistical methods used in sibling research.
