The phrase "addressed adopted" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate terms that may need clarification or rephrasing to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The proposal was addressed and adopted during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discussed and approved" or "considered and accepted".
Such multi-objective optimization is addressed adopting the theory of weighted sum and Pareto front.
Mr. Frum, a former White House speechwriter who helped coin the "axis of evil" phrase that President George W. Bush used in his 2002 State of the Union address, adopted a similarly bellicose manner in his 2003 book "The Right Man: The Surprise Presidency of George W. Bush".
The emotional and political unification of the empire was further promoted by submissive or flattering forms of reference or address, adopted even by the highest personages when speaking of the emperor, and by portraits of the emperors or their families with attendant written messages.
In this model, the strategies and action steps were addressed and adopted and the resulted in improvement in inventory control, quality and productivity.
Agents' engineering aspects are addressed by adopting the domain independent software standard, formulated by FIPA.
The authors also address whether adopted infants can be breast-fed, saying that while drugs to enhance or induce lactation have not won federal approval, a few prescribed for other reasons may work, along with some herbal preparations.
John Geanakoplos, an economist at Yale, proposes that this problem be addressed by adopting legislation that strips the responsibility for modifications from servicers and hands it to "blind" government-appointed trustees who would make decisions without knowledge of the loans' status.
The closure terms for phase interactions have been addressed by adopting the relative permeability concept [Sàez, A.E., Carbonell, R.G., 1985. Hydrodynamic parameters for gas liquid cocurrent flow in packed beds. A.I.Ch.E. Journal 31, 52 62].
The challenge of shuttle effect is addressed by adopting a hybrid membrane coated with negatively charged sulfonate-ended perfluoroalkyl polymer, which allows for inhibition of polyiodide shuttles due to the electrostatic repulsion.
The paper describes how major issues faced by HRM can be addressed by adopting the tenets of positive psychology to align HR with the changes that are happening in the workplace and the economy.
