The phrase "addressing the range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a variety of options, issues, or topics that need to be considered or dealt with.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the range of challenges faced by the project team."
Alternatives: "covering the spectrum" or "tackling the variety".
New initiatives on open data show promise for addressing the data problem, but there also needs to be a cultural change among agricultural researchers to ensure that data for addressing the range of Use Cases are available for future model improvements and applications.
New technologies offer unprecedented opportunities to redefine our role in addressing the range of challenges that we as human beings face.
Such holistic programmes are more effective in addressing the range of causes of violence and, in turn, the impact of this violence on children, families and communities.
What makes addressing the range and magnitude of health impacts of climate change even more difficult is unavoidable complexities and uncertainties in multi-factorial causal webs.
Earlier studies, in addressing the range of fil phenotypes, had indicated that FIL plays multiple roles in inflorescence and flower formation and development [ 25- 28].
We confine ourselves to population-averaged quantities, without addressing the range of single-cell distributions that can generate a given population-level response.
How to address the range of problems illustrated by people like Curson and Gallagher?
Both technologies address the range problem with a technique known as adaptive beamforming.
To address the range issue, the Ampera has a small gasoline motor that can generate electricity to power the car when the batteries are depleted.
In talking about the construction of representations, we address the range of mental states, group beliefs, scientific theories, and other representations that express concepts or propositions.
"In an age of increasing mobile usage, providing flexibility and choice to customers is demanded to address the range of IT configurations that can be found in businesses of all sizes," said Michael Rhodin, general manager, Lotus Software, IBM Software Group.
