The phrase "addressing the conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the final part of an argument, essay, or discussion.
Example: "In this section, I will be addressing the conclusion drawn from the research findings."
Alternatives: "discussing the conclusion" or "considering the conclusion".
They concluded that regression trees or analogy-based methods are the best performers and offered means to address the conclusion instability issue.
The criticisms of Freeland et al. 2000 addressed the conclusion that, considering the low MP value of the standard code, the code could not evolve under selective pressure to reduce the effect of translation errors.
We have one major concern that we would like you to address: The conclusion that Hop1 reduces Red1 levels on all but the three smallest chromosomes is exciting but should be strengthened.
Finally, we address the conclusions in Section 6.
In 1994 it launched a scheme to address the conclusions of a working group that began to acknowledge why so many women left science even shortly after completing their Ph.D. The scheme was named after Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin, who successfully combined a family with an outstanding career that culminated in a Nobel Prize in chemistry.
Specifically, the authors need to specifically address the conclusions in Dohrmannet al. 2011, and related work.
If the areas of concern (below) are addressed, the conclusions will be justified by the argument presented.
Specifically, the authors need to specifically address the conclusions in Dohrmann et al. 2011, and related work.
Addressing the audience at the conclusion of the memorial service, Brian Rooney said that his father "loved the people who collect and report the news".
It is therefore essential that Figure 2F-H are the focus of the replication study because these are the only experiments that address the central conclusion of Poliseno et al. (2010).
