The phrase "activity addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific task or issue that has been dealt with or discussed.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities addressed during the meeting, including budget planning and project timelines."
Alternatives: "issue tackled" or "topic covered".
Each assignment and activity addressed one or more constructs of the model.
This paper describes the activity addressed to the conceptual design of the first wall and the main containment structures of DTT device.
The extract was applied on Q Sepharose FF pre-equilibrated with buffer A (50 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.4), and bound materials were eluted by running a NaCl-gradient (0→1 M) in buffer A. Various nuclease activities were detected after separation, and the double-strand (ds) specific activity addressed in this report eluted at 0.4 M NaCl.
The bulk of that activity addressed chemical hormesis, with radiation hormesis getting relatively less attention.
Figure 1 shows the mean self-reported time spent on each sedentary activity addressed in the questionnaire for weekdays and weekend days.
Their paper, however, does not report on whether this activity addressed the research-practice gap, that is, whether the projects changed practice or health outcomes [ 17].
Another activity addresses how artists make paintings appear three-dimensional through shading, teaching children about gray scales, cross-hatching and light sources.
These rubrics explain how each activity addresses the concepts in Table 1.
The proposed activity addresses the evidence-based process of science among the core competencies of the Vision and Change report on education in undergraduate biology (Brewer and Smith 2011).
This unit can further be integrated into a scientific inquiry, environmental education biodiversity activity addressing how anthropogenic (i.e., human) events such as habitat modification, fragmentation and destruction are impacting global non-extinct avian dinosaurs (i.e., birds).
The inclusion of institutional variables in the form of International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives membership, ISO 14001 implementation, and non-profit sector activity addresses the ecological limitations of the often used IPAT (impact = population × affluence × technology) approach.
