The phrase "a complaint addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complaint that has been formally acknowledged or responded to.
Example: "The customer service team has ensured that a complaint addressed will be resolved within 48 hours."
Alternatives: "a complaint handled" or "a complaint resolved".
The current NHS constitution includes a right to be treated within 18 weeks, the right to choose a hospital, the right to view personal health records and the right to have a complaint addressed within three days.
Only weeks after his wedding, the groom, who had probably agreed to marriage only because it could facilitate succeeding Grigoriu, signed a complaint addressed to Metropolitan Sofronie Miclescu, denouncing his father in law as "a killer", claiming to have been mistreated by him and cheated out of his wife's dowry, and demanding to be allowed a divorce.
The frustrated players were ready to sign a letter of complaint addressed to SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster, asking him to intervene in the matter.
TripAdvisor said the complaint addressed "anti-competitive and unfair practices by Google that harm the marketplace and consumer welfare".
The American Democracy Legal Fund's complaint addresses a different blog post that has since been removed, arguing that "Senator Johnson blatantly used his Senate website to attack a political opponent" when his staff responded to a fact-check article by PolitiFact Wisconsin.
About a fifth of complaints addressed communication issues, including concerns with the attitude or manner of doctors (13%), and the quality or amount of information provided (6%).
But he acknowledged a portion of that feedback involved complaints addressed in a 2014 technical service bulletin the automaker sent to dealers.
But the complaint addresses interactive TV technology, which may have more standing on the iPad.
A group of asylum seekers on Manus have signed a complaint form addressed to detention centre medical providers IHMS about the handling of Kehazaei's case.
Both comments were followed by answers from Esurance customer service representatives offering the disgruntled users an e-mail address where they could have their complaints addressed.
Complaints addressed to the old regime often landed the complainants in jail, or worse.
