The phrase "addressing the centrality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of a particular issue or concept in a given context.
Example: "In our research, we are addressing the centrality of social factors in determining health outcomes."
Alternatives: "highlighting the importance" or "focusing on the significance".
It did not include the central role and recognition of sexuality and its related human rights, it failed to address the centrality of preventing and treating HIV, and ignored the need for legislative reforms that would legalise safe abortion," she said.
PHDP services should address the centrality of food insecurity and poverty in the lives and identities of sex workers who are living with HIV in Swaziland.
Nor did Obama mention the Palestinian state, which he mentioned when he first addressed the U.N. General Assembly, denying the centrality of the Palestinian cause and only saying that the situation in the West Bank and Gaza at present is not sustainable.
Thus, we integrated these three centrality measures to address the node importance from different angles.
Additionally, to address the problem of multiple comparisons, the nodal centralities were tested on whether they survived a false discovery rate (FDR) threshold of q = 0.05.
To address the latter issue, we assess the relationships between treatment success and other centrality measures- the results that we believe could not be obviously predicted from the preferential attachment model.
We have identified: (1) the centrality of coordinative artifacts; (2) the complexity of addressing issues beyond the medical scope; (3) the adoption of different rhythms of collaboration depending on the patient's situation.
Though the Scrubs writers understand the centrality of "poo," sanitation is often not addressed in community water projects.
Despite the centrality of proof in mathematics, there is a lack of studies addressing how to integrate proof into other mathematical domains.
