The phrase "address commented on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific address that has been the subject of comments or discussions.
Example: "The report included an analysis of the address commented on during the meeting last week."
Alternatives: "address discussed" or "address mentioned".
The result is a nearly three-hour state-of-the-union address, commenting on celebrity, community and our constantly shifting ideals.
24 November: Sergei Abeltsev, State Duma member from the LDPR, in his Duma address he commented on the death of Litvinenko with the following words: The deserved punishment reached the traitor.
The department's determination that all criticisms were immediately addressed was commented on by Ofsted, and Clemo says her senior team was committed to doing better than required when served by the Department for Education with notice to improve.
Last Friday, in his state of the league address, Commissioner Paul Tagliabue commented on the recent rash of criminal charges against current players.
Last year, after Trump's first address to Congress, Amy Davidson Sorkin commented on the shameless expediency of that speech.
In a rare show of administrative honesty, a spokeswoman at Barnard in 1979 commented on the commencement address: "There's a highly ceremonial value in it, but there is increasing p.r. value - otherwise why do they ask Muhammad Ali and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn?" (Celebrities do change with the years). The choice of commencement speakers tends to reflect the news and the national mood.
The crucial question of how we plug the funding gap - which the King's Fund, the LGA and the Commons select committee on health have all commented on – must be addressed.
While it was not explicitly addressed in this study, several supervisors commented on registrars who struggled to make this cultural transition.
(F20) Participants repeatedly commented on the importance of addressing physical and emotional needs in a hospital.
