The phrase "addressing the types of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing different categories or classifications of a subject.
Example: "In this report, we will be addressing the types of challenges faced by small businesses in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "discussing the categories of" or "tackling the varieties of".
However, limited data exist addressing the types of changes that occur to myelinated fibers inside the hippocampus as a result of TLE.
In this paper, our overarching goal is to study specific issues in integrating CT with middle school curricular science instruction to support science and CT learning, while also detecting and addressing the types of difficulties students face when working in these environments.
For others, addressing the types of mental illness and suicidality that result from having to constantly live a lie (or quash one's own true feelings) has brought people together to advocate for social change.
Mitochondrial DNA sequences (especially of the COI region) provide useful data for addressing the types of challenges raised here [ 15, 16, 18].
In Table 1, these axes are contextualised with three dimensions addressing the type of barriers met when pursuing the aims/foci identified in the workshop papers being classified.
QUADOMICS [22] incorporates four new items addressing the type of sample used, differences in pre-analytical conditions, the clinical and physiological characteristics of the patients providing biological samples, and overfitting.
Studies in this systematic review addressing the type of carbohydrate were those of GI/glycemic load or dietary fiber.
Having a digital camera does not preclude you from being able to do 'astrophotography'.[2] Look into finding tutorials addressing the type of camera that you have, (e.g. this one is a Canon article.
In recent weeks, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has agreed to review cases that indicate it may also see a need to address the types of evidence that meet scientific standards.
Closer working with the police and specialist services has helped to address the types of ingrained practices that can ignore, or even add to, the victimisation of women and girls.
While the list no longer has the same impact as it once did, the UN has nonetheless taken steps over the past few years to address the types of concerns raised by the Council of Europe.
