The phrase "addressed a range of issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or problems that have been considered or dealt with in a particular context, such as a report, meeting, or discussion.
Example: "The committee addressed a range of issues during their meeting, including budget concerns and project timelines."
Alternatives: "tackled various issues" or "covered multiple topics".
In the meantime, Ryan addressed a range of issues confronting the team.
Mr. Graham, who runs a management consulting firm out of his home, is quick to note his achievements as a lawyer, author and occasional television and radio commentator who has addressed a range of issues, particularly race relations.
"In the final four days of this historic campaign, I'm taking my vision of a more hopeful America directly to the people of this country," Mr. Bush said at a rally in Manchester, where he addressed a range of issues, foreign and domestic.
More a framework for doing philosophy of science than any coherent set of doctrines, logical empiricism addressed a range of issues in philosophy of science through the lens of the logical and mathematical structures constitutive of scientific thought and practice (see the entry on logical empiricism).
Lofrumento said that Universal Music had been working with the FTC to address a range of issues, and that it was supportive of new digital services.
The measures attempted to address a range of issues including underage marriage, women's rights, domestic violence, forced child labour and sexual trafficking.
The agreement with the six countries participating in the talks, is a preliminary one that would require future rounds of negotiations to flesh out, as it does not address a range of issues like timing and implementation.
Increasingly, organisations are looking for professionals who can help address a range of issues; from the safety, health and wellbeing of employees to improving a company's financial, social and environmental performance.
In an interview addressing a range of issues, he called the Bush Mideast policies "confused," saying Mr. Bush could not expect to achieve peace without maintaining at least low-level contacts with Yasir Arafat.
Vince Cable, the business secretary, held a summit on Tuesday with housebuilders, lenders and housing associations during which he was expected to address a range of issues including planning rules.
