The phrase "addressing its effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the impact or influence of something on a particular subject or area.
Example: "The research paper is addressing its effect on climate change and the environment."
Alternatives: "considering its impact on" or "examining its influence on".
Knowledge synthesis is needed regarding the effect of type 2 diabetes on a person's ability to work so as to improve our understanding of the indirect impact of this chronic disease, to provide evidence for the importance of addressing its effects on the workforce, and to develop and implement sound interventions specifically designed for workers with diabetes.
While growth hormone (GH) is known to increase collagen in several tissues, no previous research has addressed its effect on ECM in WAT.
It is concluded that the chemical composition of olive's seed ash must be investigated to address its effect on the hydration process.
I think most importantly, the show addresses its effect on the human beings inside the system.
Further in vivo experiments aiming at investigating the role of flunarizine in models of cytotoxic brain edema addressing particularly its effect on DG and AQP4 perivascular distribution are warranted.
Further functional studies need to be conducted to directly address its potential effect on CDH13 transcription level.
The aim of our study was to investigate the question of the effectiveness of video gaming in rehabilitation by addressing directly its effects on patient motivation, endurance in training, and improvement in motor function.
The use of NIV in a palliative context needs to be further addressed regarding its effects on comfort and outcome, and the outcome after endotracheal intubation in case of NIV failure is particularly poor in this population of patients.
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