The phrase "addressing apart" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to imply discussing or dealing with something separately, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing apart the issues related to budget and staffing."
Alternatives: "discussing separately" or "treating independently".
In Nigeria, refresher training for specialized and primary care staff responsible for tuberculosis control has not been adequately addressed, apart from the cadre of tuberculosis control supervisors.
There are several unresolved questions that we address; apart from the prediction that the two owls are monophyletic, as well as the Secretarybird grouping with Pandionidae and Accipitridae.
On Wednesday, Tebow and Sanchez stood united — well, 20 feet apart — in addressing the tumult.
Apart from addressing regional irregular migration through awareness raising and building migration management capacity of countries in the region, the IOM should also be facilitating the formalisation of labour migration agreements between these countries.
Were North America, Europe and Russia to make defense of the entire Euro-Atlantic region against potential ballistic missile attack a joint priority, they would — apart from addressing a concrete problem — in a single stroke undermine much of the threat analysis that sets Russia against NATO, and prove that trilateral cooperation on a key security issue is possible.
For these sites, coastal managers can do little to alleviate scenic impact, apart from addressing the human parameters, where improvement is possible, e.g. by litter removal together with the present chaotic protective structures.
Transsphenoidal surgery (removal of the tumor by an operation through the nose and the sphenoidal sinuses) may, apart from addressing symptoms related to the tumor, also improve pituitary function, although the gland is sometimes damaged further as a result of the surgery.
Apart from addressing the mechanical properties of actin bundles, the WLB model can be used to describe MTs as bundles of PFs arranged in a hollow cylinder geometry [ 76].
Thus, apart from addressing the major challenge of sparse quantitative information, the rule-based approach shown here has a substantial computational advantage over ordinary differential equation (ODE) or stochastic simulation; in quantitative models many state changes would have to be simulated to model the balance between synthesis and degradation, requiring a lot of CBM evaluations.
