The phrase "addressing the partitioning of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the division or allocation of resources, data, or any other elements in a specific context.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing the partitioning of server resources to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "discussing the division of" or "tackling the allocation of".
To date, no study has addressed the partitioning of genetic diversity in the equatorial forests of Africa.
Another promising approach is to construct more explicit models of microbial and community function to address the partitioning of functions across taxa in a sample.
This study addressed the partition between maternal and fetal tissues for a large number of environmental chemicals of toxicological interest.
Due to the vascular permeability of the lung, it is challenging to address the blood/tissue partitioning of the subsets (Jakubzick et al., 2013).
Variance partitioning addressing the influence of enzyme combination (28 combinations) and taxonomic grouping on pool coverage for 68 species (see additional file 2).
Variance partitioning addressing the contribution of enzyme combination (28 combinations) on pool coverage for 92 eukaryotic species (see additional file 1).
Our study is the first to use both nuclear and mitochondrial loci for the diagnosis of relationships within the family Delphinidae, and thus provides a unique opportunity to explore the utility of multiple process partitions in addressing the evolutionary history of this group.
Chandra's sprawling second novel, set in Mumbai, is a thriller, mob saga and police procedural full of sex and violence that also addresses themes like the partition of India and nuclear terrorism.
We address the problem of partitioning a set of independent, periodic, real-time tasks over a fixed set of heterogeneous processors while minimizing the energy consumption of the computing platform subject to a guaranteed quality of service requirement.
To rigorously address the effects of partitioning and combining genes in genome-level analyses, we developed a novel technique called Random Addition Concatenation Analysis (RADICAL).
