The phrase "addressing features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of focusing on or dealing with specific characteristics or aspects of a subject.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing features of the new software that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "discussing aspects" or "focusing on characteristics".
iOS 8.3 also includes a laundry list of bug fixes and improvements, addressing features ranging from Wi-Fi, app launching and Bluetooth to Messages, CarPlay and more.
We show how operators use spontaneously the natural redundancy and diversity of human communication (multimodality, addressing features,…), so as to successfully maintain mutual awareness.
In addition, nanoparticles for direct T-cell activation are discussed, addressing features necessary to effectively mimic dendritic cell/T-cell interactions.
Although both modeling approaches (EBM and ABM) have both advantages and disadvantages [8], agent based modeling has emerged as an alternative for addressing features of complex biological systems [9].
User growth was going well and the company could have spent time addressing feature requests.
We propose a new hybrid approach addressing feature selection based on information weights which allows feature categorization on the basis of specified classification task.
The AAUW report challenges each of these standard explanations in turn and makes suggestions designed to address features of STEM education that seem likely to contribute to this persistent gender disparity.
An analytical model is proposed to address features such as fluctuating mass flows into grains, partition of mass flows through the surface and the defect layers, stresses induced by the mass flow, and resistance against the grain boundary sliding.
In The Ape and the Sushi Master (2001), he expands his focus to address features of primate and animal culture, aiming to erode assumptions that dichotomize nature and (exclusively human) culture.
Consequently, we have addressed features of APOSEC relevant for microvascular obstruction in this subsequent study.
Child services may need to address features of a parent's life (i.e., depression, social support) or other facets of intrafamily life that extend beyond the child's specific problems (Kazdin 2000).
