The phrase "addressing discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of identifying and resolving differences or inconsistencies in data, reports, or situations.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing discrepancies in the financial reports to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "resolving inconsistencies" or "correcting differences".
In Romania, recent changes in forest management have shifted from extensive, selective logging to intensive clearcutting; this change provides the opportunity to assess the effects of harvesting on capercaillie numbers across a full range of forest management intensities, thereby addressing discrepancies in the literature.
It is investigating whether the Commission or national officials suspected or knew of the cheating before it was discovered in the USA and why were they not - intentionally or unintentionally - more prudent in addressing discrepancies in emissions between type-approval tests and real-world driving.
And don't hesitate to directly address discrepancies between your current title and the title of the job you're applying for.
Referencing a Washington Post analysis, host Chuck Todd asked Giuliani about ways to address discrepancies between the racial makeup of cities' police forces and the communities they serve.
The example addresses discrepancies between the analysis framework assumed in power analyses of many recently proposed open-enrollment trials and the proposed use of LCPMM for data analysis.
When planning wastewater systems, there is a lack of methods to address discrepancies between the timescales at which fundamental changes in these drivers can occur, and the long physical life expectancy of infrastructure (on the order of 25 80 years).
This feedback loop within the PDSA process provides researchers with objective analysis of the plans and an opportunity to address discrepancies between a stated emphasis on evidence-based interventions and each sites' existing "way of doing business".
21, 22 The research team met on various occasions to discuss the coding, analysis, and interpretation, and addressed discrepancies which required clarity.
Analysts double coded six interview transcripts, compared the reliability of their codes, and met regularly to compare accuracy of codes and to address discrepancies.
Another study used qPCR only to address discrepancies in 11 genes identified as differentially expressed [ 2], observing that sequencing made 4 of 5 correct calls of differentially expressed genes while arrays correctly identified 2 of 6 differentially expressed genes.
Addressing the discrepancies highlighted in the study will be challenging.
