The phrase "addressing its use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application or implementation of a particular concept, tool, or practice.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing its use in educational settings to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "discussing its application" or "considering its implementation."
Few prospective studies have addressed its use in SE.
None of the epidemiological studies addressed its use as a fumigant in freight containers, although recent field and case reports do refer to its toxic effects associated with its use in shipping and storage.
Clonidine has been studied to some degree in relation to pheochromocytoma; however, to my knowledge, these studies address its use as a test for the presence of this cancer, not its prevention.
In their submission the sponsor (CommonSense Ltd., Israel) only included the use of Vision ALD in a hospital setting in their economic model and did not address its use in a community setting.
Although remifentanil is not licensed for applications for longer than 3 days, several of the reports reviewed here and in other reviews included in this supplement have addressed its use for longer periods.
Pending regulatory approval, Ra may represent a unique and distinct option for an important subgroup of patients with mCRPC; future trials should address its use in combination or in sequence with existing and novel agents.
Therefore the Task Force decided to address its use in a separate recommendation as a tsDMARD, rather than as part of csDMARDs or bDMARDs. 2 The evidence from published papers and abstracts has convinced the Committee that tofacitinib is sufficiently efficacious in improving clinical, functional and structural outcomes to be considered a DMARD.
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