"addressing the research questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing research that is tackling specific questions. For example, "This study takes an in-depth look at how technology has shaped the music industry, addressing the research questions of what impacts it has had on the industry and how it has changed its operations."
By doing so, we hope that we can provide more insights when addressing the research questions.
Before reporting data addressing the research questions guiding the study, we first discuss how respondents had differing notions of what activities constituted "studying".
The categorical versions of the indices were used in the models because these characteristics were included as student-level covariates and were not central to addressing the research questions.
By addressing the research questions and conducting the analysis, the authors determine whether empty container repositioning is a problem only concerning equipment allocation by an ocean carrier or requires a collaborative resolution involving various parties engaged in container movements in landlocked hinterlands.
The results are discussed by addressing the research questions.
Method We searched six databases from 1980 to 2013 and conducted a multi-language Google search for quantitative studies addressing the research questions.
Our approach to addressing the research question, therefore, was to compare competing baseline hazards.
MD proposed the methods for addressing the research question, directed the analysis, interpreted the results, and co-wrote the manuscript.
The aim is to give an unbiased reproduction of the current evidence addressing the research question, what are the common characteristics and barriers of open source software development.
Specifically, we address the research questions: 1.
The survey questions were designed to address the research questions and census SCALE-UP use internationally.
