The phrase "addressing the construct of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing a specific concept or idea within a particular context, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "In this paper, we will be addressing the construct of social identity and its impact on group behavior."
Alternatives: "examining the concept of" or "discussing the notion of".
This study further addresses the construct validity of the SSS.
Against the background of these similarities and differences in first language and second or foreign language reading, in the following we address the constructs of reading proficiency as defined by PISA and German NA, how they were operationalized and classified into proficiency levels.
Existing self-report instruments do not address important domains of the construct of body awareness, are unable to discern between adaptive and maladaptive aspects of body awareness, or exhibit other psychometric limitations.
Intensive care physicians often must rely on substitute decision makers to address all dimensions of the construct of "best interest" for incapable, critically ill patients.
Such findings underscore how important it is for physicians to structure communication with substitute decision makers to address all dimensions of the construct of "best interest" for incapable, critically ill patients.
Selected studies were organised into groups addressing specific sets of relationships among the construct of variables, presented in Figure 1.
Recent work suggests that the construct of denial is addressed by three questions (questions 5, 21 and 38) on the MAC scale rather than the originally proposed single item (question 38) (Nordin et al, 1999).
While perceived motivation to analyze and use VPD data were ascertained from single questions, multiple Likert scale questions addressing the underlying constructs of the availability of data, capacity to analyze data and perceived value of using data for decision-making were grouped into composite indexes using a Cronbach coefficient alpha correlation analysis, based on baseline results (Table 1).
This inference addresses the relationship between the theoretical construct of academic language abilities and the quality of language performance in target domains of language use.
Second, after a critical literature review, we address the flow construct - a state of mind sometimes experienced by people who are deeply involved and immersed in some event, object or activity.
