The phrase "addressed and corrected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to issues or problems that have been acknowledged and subsequently fixed or improved.
Example: "The feedback from the last meeting was addressed and corrected in the revised report."
Alternatives: "acknowledged and rectified" or "resolved and amended."
athletics," saying the concerns raised in the report "have been addressed and corrected".
Furthermore, his congressional liaison staff had problems from the start that resulted in well-publicised complaints, but these were addressed and corrected.
Theranos later said it had "addressed and corrected" concerns the FDA had at the time.
Moving forward this will not be an issue, as the manufacturing variation has been addressed and corrected at the factory level.
As with any experiment, however, there are important limitations that should be addressed and corrected in future studies.
Our programs' goal is to have all IR suggestions addressed and corrected within six months.
He added that the Met would "address and correct the errors that this inquiry has exposed" and remained ready to "listen to and learn" from its conclusions.
We were worried recently when we saw an advance draft of legal agreements between federal regulators and the nation's big banks to address and correct foreclosure abuses.
The United Nations' Declaration of Commitment provides an authoritative assessment of the global threat posed by H.I.V. and AIDS and outlines a clear direction for addressing and correcting fundamental challenges.
We cannot control things done without our knowledge, but when we have become aware of something not being done right, we have taken action to address and correct it".
As early as this week, federal bank regulators and the nation's big banks are expected to close a deal that is supposed to address and correct the scandalous abuses.
