The phrase "address previously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that has been discussed or mentioned earlier in a conversation or document.
Example: "In our last meeting, we addressed previously the concerns regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "discussed earlier" or "mentioned before".
Other people who have lived at your address previously will not affect your credit score.
The results demonstrate how massively parallel reporter assays with libraries of designed sequences provide the statistical power required to address previously intractable questions about cis-regulatory function.
After Wired contacted Wright, they received a response from a previously unknown email account – sent from an IP address previously associated with emails sent by Nakamoto – but were not granted an interview.
It was expected that complex auditory and visual cueing through system interfaces might address previously observed SA decrements due to unannounced or unexpected automation-state changes as part of adaptive system control.
We now have the capacity to address previously intractable questions regarding bacterial diversification during infection which will ultimately lead to enhanced understanding of pathogenesis and the nature of epidemics, and will inform the design of effective therapeutic measures.
While retaining the full power to run all existing Windows-based software applications, the Tablet PC expands enterprise computing to address previously unmet needs such as the ability to take notes at meetings, annotate existing electronic documents and presentations, and read on screen easily.
Sexology students are also focused on the field's future, with broadening programs making it possible to address previously-overlooked issues.
In addition to new simulation types, another important extension is the ability to consume experimental data and directly address previously-performed simulation results.
Furthermore, the injection of water droplets to facilitate the condensation process has not been addressed previously.
To the best of our knowledge the proposed method has not been addressed previously.
The stress-lagging effect between the original column and the new jacket due to the pre-existing load has not been addressed previously.
