ADDM Findings Top SQL Statements

Hi,
I have run addmrpt.sql for 1 month of time using snapshots and every ADDM report says that sql statement having id **** listed under top sql statements findings and recommendation is to tune using sql tunning advisor. It has 2-4 seconds elapsed time.But when i go through AWR report  instance efficiency report and all are normal.
Can anyone please confirm whether I should recommend to tune this SQL statement to my vendor ?
Thanks,
TK

below is the sql I found in ADDM. As I understood it is an intername SQL not an application SQL. When i searched it in internet found that it is related with check_oracle_health plugin. can you please help me to understand this nagios concept and the relationship it has with oracle software. And also how should I identify which methods we are using to monitor database internally?
SELECT
a.tablespace_name "Tablespace",
         b.status                  "Status",
         b.contents                "Type",
b.extent_management "Extent Mgmt",
         a.bytes                   bytes,
         a.maxbytes                bytes_max,
         c.bytes_free + NVL(d.bytes_expired,0) bytes_free
         FROM
         -- belegter und maximal verfuegbarer platz pro datafile
         -- nach tablespacenamen zusammengefasst
         -- => bytes
         -- => maxbytes
         SELECT
         a.tablespace_name,
         SUM(a.bytes)          bytes,
SUM(DECODE(a.autoextensible, 'YES', a.maxbytes, 'NO', a.bytes))
         maxbytes
         FROM
         dba_data_files a
         GROUP BY
         tablespace_name
         ) a,
         sys.dba_tablespaces b,
         -- freier platz pro tablespace
         -- => bytes_free
         SELECT
         a.tablespace_name,
         SUM(a.bytes) bytes_free
         FROM
         dba_free_space a
         GROUP BY
         tablespace_name
         ) c,
         -- freier platz durch expired extents
         -- speziell fuer undo tablespaces
         -- => bytes_expired
         SELECT
         a.tablespace_name,
         SUM(a.bytes) bytes_expired
         FROM
         dba_undo_extents a
         WHERE
         status = 'EXPIRED'
         GROUP BY
         tablespace_name
         ) d
         WHERE
         a.tablespace_name = c.tablespace_name
         AND a.tablespace_name = b.tablespace_name@@@@@@@@
         AND a.tablespace_name = d.tablespace_name
         UNION ALL
         SELECT
         d.tablespace_name "Tablespace",
         b.status "Status",
         b.contents "Type",
         b.extent_management "Extent Mgmt",
         sum(a.bytes_free + a.bytes_used) bytes,   -- allocated
SUM(DECODE(d.autoextensible, 'YES', d.maxbytes, 'NO', d.bytes))
         bytes_max,
         SUM(a.bytes_free + a.bytes_used - NVL(c.bytes_used, 0)) bytes_free
         FROM
sys.v_$TEMP_SPACE_HEADER a,
         sys.dba_tablespaces b,
sys.v_$Temp_extent_pool c,
         dba_temp_files d
         WHERE
         c.file_id(+)             = a.file_id
         and c.tablespace_name(+) = a.tablespace_name
         and d.file_id            = a.file_id
         and d.tablespace_name    = a.tablespace_name
         and b.tablespace_name    = a.tablespace_name
         GROUP BY
         b.status,
         b.contents,
         b.extent_management,
         d.tablespace_name
         ORDER BY
         1

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        JOIN PRODUCTS P ON P.PRODUCT = S.PRODUCT
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