The phrase "addressed amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, billing, or any situation where a specific amount has been designated or specified for a particular purpose.
Example: "The invoice reflects the addressed amount for the services rendered last month."
Alternatives: "specified amount" or "designated amount".
The range of issues the court agreed to address amounted to a menu of possible resolutions: the justices could uphold the law, strike down just its most controversial provision or some or all of the rest of it, or duck a definitive decision entirely as premature.
The next criterion addressed the amount of information provided regarding specific chemical contaminants at the waste site.
The observation guide addressed the amount of time spent on communication of test results, the explanations provided by physicians, the dialogue and terminologies used in the communication of test results as well as patients' reaction to the information provided.
It should be noted that, although we have focused on a lagging chromosome-micronuclei model (Fig. 7A), we have not truly addressed the amount of aneuploidy derived from the prematurely segregated chromosomes.
Several studies have addressed the amount of NEF incorporated into virions (see Table 4): NEF appears to be bound to the membrane in the immature virion, but the "majority" or 50 70% is cleaved to soluble form in mature virion, as quantified on gels.
Another is the purchase record, which is composed of 38 attributes including order ID, item ID, color, size, order date and time, order site, customer ID, rough address, amount of purchase, etc.
An incorrect address, amount of items or wrong item code can cause many difficulties.
Type in the e-mail address, amount, and an optional message.
Recreating the quality of it here is near-impossible, but in addressing the amount of games teams are forced to play, there may yet be a glimmer of hope for England.
