The phrase "addressing implementation issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of dealing with problems or challenges that arise during the implementation of a project or plan.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing implementation issues to ensure the project stays on track and meets its deadlines."
Alternatives: "tackling implementation challenges" or "resolving implementation problems".
For each component, besides addressing implementation issues and the trade-offs spanned by the configuration space, the impact of NI on the overall system complexity and performance is also described in the chapter.
Two additional factors were perceived as influencing developers' choices for addressing implementation issues; the preventive guideline scope and guideline developers workload.
These include the complexity of addressing implementation issues in this area and the need for a decision model when addressing research not based on RCTs.
The current study suggests that the '1-2-3 Magic'-based programme was acceptable to parents of children with symptoms of hyperactivity/inattention. Given the positive evaluation of the content, future research should focus on addressing implementation issues rather than programme content, as also identified in other research [ 11].
Given the increasing use of CHWs to deliver health services and the documented role quality supervision can play in maintaining health worker and CHW performance (57, 58) and motivation (5, 11, 59– 61), identifying effective supervision strategies and addressing implementation issues could help improve CHW supervision and motivation, performance, and outcomes.
Our main contribution in this paper is to address implementation issues for congestion-sensitive pricing over a single differentiated-services (diff-serv) domain.
We address implementation issues arising from the application of the sensor to cryogenic media and present experimental results showing the applicability of the sensor to both low and high velocity measurements.
However, knowledge regarding how guideline developers might address implementation issues is, so far, a relatively unexplored topic in the implementation literature.
Additional factors concerning the scope of prevention and the work environment of guideline developers were perceived to influence the possibilities to address implementation issues.
Furthermore, the hospital working group, including program director/geriatrician, program leader, casemanagers, and geriatric nurses convenes monthly to discuss the implementation and quality of the intervention and to address implementation issues if necessary.
A key implication of the limited accreditation literature that addresses implementation issues is that factors enabling effective implementation are likely to be varied, arising from individual, program, organisational and system-level domains.
