'addressing the program' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular computer program or application that you are wanting to access, typically in the form of a command. For example, "In order to access the software, I had to enter a command addressing the program."
There are very few studies in animal models addressing the programming of atherosclerosis [ 10– 13].
The Homeland Security Department said then that its inspector general was investigating the matter, although the coming report does not address the program at Logan Airport.
The legislation addresses the program's inadequate cost-of-living adjustments, which fail to keep up with the rising cost of seniors' necessities.
To ensure the strongest team to address the program's deficiencies, the Senate needs to overcome conservative opposition and confirm Philip Coyle, a leading advocate of reforming missile defense, as a White House science adviser.
WASHINGTON, Feb 28 - Stepping into the growing debate in his party about the Bush administration's domestic eavesdropping, the Republican leader Bill Frist pushed a group of Republican senators on Tuesday to work out conflicting approaches to legislation to address the program.
Similarly, in Tekkumru-Kisa and Stein's (2017) study, the facilitator tried to address the program's goals as she prepared for implementation.
She said she'd set up a bipartisan commission as president to address the program's solvency. .
Or, of course, it could simply lead to a better version of the Affordable Care Act ― one with the same basic architecture, perhaps, but with single-payer elements to address the program's current shortfalls.
More specific investigations are needed to address the program outcomes and the long-term effects on regional level, as well as to understand the mechanisms for more or less successful regional or local implementation.
In this paper, we endeavor to address the programming-model issue by combining the existing models (i.e., MPI, OpenMP and CUDA).
