The phrase "as addressing potential" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of dealing with or recognizing potential, but it needs to be part of a more complete and clear sentence.
Example: "The report focuses on strategies as addressing potential growth areas in the market."
Alternatives: "as tackling potential" or "as dealing with potential".
The used criteria revealed poor rankings in the descriptions of study limitations and generalizability as well as the accounts of addressing potential sources of bias.
But until recently at least, he has also used the habit of addressing potential voters as "friends" as a way of presenting himself as an almost apolitical politician and somehow more authentic than his rivals.
An individual consultation with a physiotherapist, pulmonary nurse, or diabetes nurse was introduced as an opportunity for addressing potential personal health matters which they did not want to discuss in the presence of peers.
There is an increasing awareness of the risks associated with immune responses against biotherapeutic agents [17], and this knowledge is prompting the restructuring of biotherapeutic development strategies so as to address potential safety concerns earlier in the process [18].
As a second way of addressing potential selection into taking the SAT, we note that high-achieving students likely to apply to Berkeley and UCLA are unlikely to have reduced the rate at which they took the SAT after Prop 209.
In few previous epidemiologic studies, however, have researchers analysed premenopausal women as a separate group when addressing potential gender differences in critical care outcome.
Mr. Burke and his lawyer, Ken Sauter, conceded that the concerns were fair, but said they were unfounded and challenged the wording used by the planning board as it addressed potential noise pollution.
With respect to interest rate hikes, as it stands now, I believe the Fed will likely raise the Federal Funds Target Rate one more time this year and three additional times in 2019 as they address potential mounting inflationary concerns.
This approach was chosen to determine overall organization readiness and address potential challenges, as well as identify knowledge gaps and opinions.
In this small sized randomized controlled pilot study we addressed potential benefits, as well as short term safety, of an acetate-free dialysis fluid containing 1 mM of citrate.
