The phrase "and methods of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches or techniques for dealing with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The report outlines the challenges faced by the organization and methods of addressing these challenges effectively."
Alternatives: "and approaches to tackling" or "and strategies for dealing with".
Definitions and methods of addressing the issue differ state to state, and even county to county.
The data analysis and methods of addressing the validity of the interpretations were the same as the analysis of emails.
In order to assess validity of the associations between adverse effects and ICS use, we extracted information on participant selection, ascertainment of exposure and outcomes, and methods of addressing confounding in observational studies.
Section 4 discusses the current views and possible methods of addressing these problems, and puts forward some opinions on their development trend.
We here address key issues concerning the field of planetary mapping by making use of established GIS environments and discuss methods of addressing data organization and mapping requirements by using an easily integrable datamodel that is for the time being designed as file-geodatabase (FileGDB) environment in ESRI's ArcGIS.
Toward this end, we hope to stimulate new ideas and new methods of addressing important questions concerning therapies now in development.
We discuss the strengths and limitations of the current methods of addressing treatment contamination and the contamination adjusted intention to treat technique, provide examples of effective uses, and discuss how using estimates generated by contamination adjusted intention to treat analysis can improve clinical decision making and patient care.
Many design methodologies have survived the revolutions that have taken place in the data processing industry, and they still provide methods of addressing these issues.
This approach relies on three assumptions: all health care needs can and should be met; cost-effective methods of addressing needs can be identified and implemented; health care resources are used in accordance with relative levels of needs [ 9].
The Australian human rights commissioner, Tim Wilson, said in his submission that both a plebiscite or a referendum were inappropriate methods of addressing the issue.
"I know the traditional psychological methods of addressing this, but the fact is I need that one person to help.
