The phrase "address proven" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or acknowledging something that has been demonstrated or established, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to address proven methods for improving team productivity."
Alternatives: "discuss established" or "acknowledge verified".
Now we address proving the uniqueness of equation (2.1).
Tony Farthing, the Census Bureau's regional director, said in an interview that he could not yet say how many of the 370,000 addresses proved valid.
Finally, the influence of main model parameters is addressed, proving also the model capability to catch the experimentally-observed dependence of the tangent-to-normal contact stiffness ratio on the closure pressure.
However, it's address at the intersection of Germantown Pike and Smith Road in Collegeville -- it had no numbered street address -- proved to be completely perplexing to my GPS as it apparently requires a number and a street.
But Lloyd Ultan, the current Bronx historian, dismissed the idea that the address had proved confusing, calling those charges spurious.
Professor Gates, 58, says the sergeant repeatedly refused to reveal his name or badge number; Sergeant Crowley, 42, says the professor initially refused to provide identification, then produced only his Harvard ID card, which included no address, to prove he lived in the house.
When we asked why Rush Manor was not registered as owned by him but by the Ropanom Nominee Corporation, care of a London address which proved to be that of his Psion company lawyers, Paisners, he told us it was "complicated".
In his address, Helmholtz "proved that affinity was not given by the heat evolved in a chemical reaction but rather by the maximum work produced when the reaction was carried out reversibly" (Kragh 1993, 405).
The next day, she shared screenshots of tweets from one user who had threatened to murder her and her family, and had posted her home address to prove they knew where she lived.
