The phrase "addressed and handled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular issue or situation has been dealt with or resolved.
Example: "The concerns raised by the customers were promptly addressed and handled by the support team."
Alternatives: "dealt with" or "managed effectively".
Mr. Petrosino added, "It's one of those obstacles that need to be addressed and handled, and we're doing the best we can".
CME, which continues to fight the case, has said that the "incidents have already been addressed and handled appropriately, and involved no harm to any customer or the markets".
"A country's sustainable development has a direct relation with how these issues are being addressed and handled," he says.
It does need to be addressed and handled, but call it what it really is though... rude or insensitive behavior.
Computer science offers flexibility to permit the modern machines to address and handle the complexity of human, social and generic needs.
Such a system allows management to address and handle issues in a holistic way to ensure strong ethical health.
While Title IX was long associated with equal treatment for men's and women's sports teams, Biden helped to expand the meaning, so that colleges and universities became responsible for addressing and handling accusations of sexual harassment and assault.
Just as there's plenty of work to be done when it comes to addressing and handling instances of sexual misconduct in Hollywood across the gender spectrum, there's also still much left to be desired when it comes to how Hollywood portrays stories centering on male adult victims of sexual assault.
Determining if this is a new behavior or an attitude that he/she already held is important to how you will address and handle it.
SOPs addressed placement and handling of intravenous and urinary catheters, blood withdrawal, as well as management of wound dressings, and were widely distributed, e.g. as pocket cards (Additional file 1).
YPPS offers complete mail and delivery services to its customers, including envelope addressing, inserting, metering and handling of 1st Class, Periodical and Standard (non-profit) US mail, and International mail.
