The phrase "addressing the responses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how to deal with or respond to feedback or replies from others.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the responses of the participants to ensure their concerns are heard."
Alternatives: "responding to the feedback from" or "dealing with the replies of".
Implementing the four core elements (law, competencies, information, and coordination) (5) may increase legal preparedness by addressing the response of local legal and health systems for emergencies.
Especially results from prospective trials addressing the response of colorectal cancer to cetuximab containing regimes have confirmed its efficacy in clinical practice.
Importantly, the set of methods developed here provides a strategy for future investigations addressing the response of diverse populations in different urban environments to various aspects of natural and artificial topography.
This paper reports a numerical investigation to address the responses of jointed rock masses subjected to impact loading.
This study addressed the responses of three ecological groups (non-forest species, secondary forest species and primary forest species) in edge soil seed banks and edge understory vegetation, and explored the relationship between the invasion of non-forest species in edge understory vegetation and the accumulation of their seeds in edge soil seed banks.
Considering the low sequence number in the clone library, further studies with more sequences and using next generation sequencing technique (e.g., pyrosequencing) are needed to address the responses of the bamboo soil community along elevation gradients.
To address the responses of melanoma to TMZ and to determine the role of p53, we employed melanoma cell lines that express wild type or mutant p53.
The present study was designed to address the responses of IL-6, fibrinogen, and C-reactive protein (CRP) to elevated air pollution levels in a large cohort of MI survivors across Europe.
This study addresses the response of social science and engineering science faculty to a naturally occurring sample of second language writing.
