The phrase "addressing limitation of" is not entirely correct; it should be "addressing the limitation of" for proper usage in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to deal with or mitigate a specific limitation in a particular context.
Example: "The research paper focuses on addressing the limitation of current methodologies in data analysis."
Alternatives: "tackling the limitation of" or "dealing with the limitation of".
For communication addressing limitation of ICU therapies, data show that families are more satisfied when clinicians provide assurance that the patient will not be abandoned before death and will not suffer, and support the family's decision whether it is to forgo or to continue therapy [91].
For communication addressing limitation of ICU therapies, data show that families are more satisfied when clinicians provide assurance that the patient will not be abandoned before death and will not suffer, and support the family's decision whether it is to forgo or to continue therapy [ 91].
Overall, our analysis may help storage providers to evaluate competing solutions, and the research community to better design privacy-preserving deduplication solutions by addressing limitations of current proposals.
Our proposed strategy integrates SNP array information into gene and candidate motif selection while addressing limitations of these approaches.
Addressing limitations of automated reporting systems by continuing conventional notification methods during the adjustment period, promoting use of coding standards, validating data, and involving end-users is essential.
Addressing limitations of earlier work, we included cancer screening behaviour as a clustering factor, along with exercise, smoking, alcohol consumption, and diet.
This study sought to address limitations of previous intervention studies utilising checklists in clinical practice [11].
This approach addresses limitations of existing systems such as lack of relations combination and uncertainty ignorance on the given measures.
In addition to the addressed limitations of this study, recommended future research could include more testing the proposed actions towards agility.
