The phrase "additionally addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that are being discussed or mentioned in addition to others.
Example: "The report additionally addressed the environmental impacts of the project."
Alternatives: "also covered" or "further discussed".
The handling of possible improvements of the framework in the future is additionally addressed as a part of discussion of results.
Several authors have additionally addressed the topic of grade repetition in terms of parents' acceptance (Jacomini 2010) and its effect on student performance (e.g., Carvalho and Firpo 2014; Ferrão and Beltrão 2001; Ferrão et al. 2001; Ferrão et al. 2002a; Koppensteiner 2014; de Riani et al. 2012).
Most of the papers focused on efficacy: those reporting drug trials additionally addressed safety/toxicity; while those reporting non-drug trials additionally addressed methodological issues.
Moreover, it additionally addressed the question whether a potential hypoactivation of the PFC can be normalised by means of repeated iTBS.
In addition to Col-I, Col-II, and aggrecan gene expression, we additionally addressed whether MMP-3 and TIMP-3 gene expression was affected differently in the genders.
Among the GPs offering a HIS, a proportion outperformed the requirements of the guideline if they additionally addressed nearly all the medical content of the HIS during the consultation phase of the PHE (HIS score '4').
Additionally, addressing sexual abuse is a strenuous task because its keystone, as Mr. Crocquet wrote in his introduction, is secrecy.
The study additionally addresses the differences in behaviour between the intermediate length and long CFDST columns.
We thus additionally address the TIM field in Beacon frames as to infer the number of receiving STA.
Additionally, addressing the root cause of displacement--violence and conflict--is necessary.
Should universities confine themselves to defending their own interests or should they additionally address wider issues that affect their stated missions?
