The phrase "address at that time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific point in time when something was discussed or mentioned.
Example: "During the meeting, we will address at that time the concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "discuss at that moment" or "speak about then".
There were some things that were beyond our control, other things we simply did not have the courage to address at that time".
An amendment to that effect was tabled by the then SDP during the passage of the existing racial incitement offence in 1986, but it was rejected on the grounds that there wasn't a mischief to address at that time.
This loss of precision in exposure could be greater for controls because controls were selected from the 2003 resident lists, and exposure was assigned to controls based on their residential address at that time; this may result in a potential bias of the association between traffic-related air pollution and AMI.
People from our order have lived at this address all that time, registered to vote, and gotten driver's licenses.
Whether such a tradeoff in optimality of cue-integration would be observed behaviorally in the presence of moving objects is something that we cannot address at this time, but is something that we would like to study in the future.
My dad worked from 8pm till 7am and he would come home just as I was getting up, so any bad behaviour on my part was addressed at that time.
"Brodeur will rejoin the club in one week and his future will be addressed at that time," the statement said, adding that neither Brodeur nor the club would comment before then.
I mean, there's a good chance your ISP uses dynamic IP addresses, which means that the IP address at the time of downloading could be different that they one you have right now.
The authorities would have to go to the service provider and ask for their records to show exactly who was using that address at the time of the illegal activity.
It is possible that persons with unstable housing gave an address at the time they were diagnosed that reflected a temporary housing situation, such as staying with a friend or relative, and would have been misclassified as housed.
"If and when it is on the agenda, we will address it at that time".
