The phrase "addressing this case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific situation or issue that requires attention or resolution.
Example: "In our meeting today, we will be addressing this case to ensure all concerns are properly handled."
Alternatives: "dealing with this matter" or "tackling this issue".
"It's such a strong decision and it's well reasoned and the first decision that really addresses this case," Mr. Milton said.
Iterative learning algorithms are developed to address this case, and it is shown how the extra design freedom allows input, output and state constraints to be addressed.
Since it is a complicated case for designing the multicast service in 802.16 network environment, we need a characteristic method to address this case.
The iterative learning framework is expanded to address this case, and conditions for convergence to zero point-to-point tracking error are derived.
To address this case, suppose the graph G = ( V, E ) decomposes into G disconnected components, i.e. G = ⨁ g = 1 G G g (172).
To address this case, all agents reply the invitation only to the agent with lowest IDd (as in lines 3 to 6).
Although an optimal approach for occult MPCC has not been fully addressed, this case report provides a simple MDCT-based diagnostic approach and surgical management for this challenging scenario.
The temporal correlation between nodes is affected significantly by sampling frequency which can be adjusted by the adaptive sampling schemes as the main approaches to address this case according to the applications[4].
"We certainly want to address this case, but we also want to be an agent for change," he said.
If upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, which almost certainly wouldn't address this case for at least two years (if it hears an appeal in this case at all), the legal approach taken by Judge Walker would have a dramatic impact across the nation.
