The phrase "addressed and modified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to a document, issue, or situation that has been acknowledged and subsequently altered.
Example: "The concerns raised during the meeting were addressed and modified in the final report to better reflect the team's feedback."
Alternatives: "acknowledged and adjusted" or "tackled and revised".
To overcome this barrier they recruited individuals with diabetes from the community to participate in focus groups to successfully address and modify the content and mode of delivery of a self management questionnaire.
Even when adherence is measured, the rates can be of limited value without the understanding of potential risk factors, and most importantly, interventions to address and modify these psychosocial factors.
EPA's new standards address new and modified sources in four of these five categories--equipment leaks, pneumatic devices, compressors, and oil well completions.
With additional research, CCI methodological limitations can be addressed and the index modified to improve upon its utility.
"In that situation I think our humanitarian response is at least as important as any commercial issues, and if there are such issues we need to address them and modify them so other people can benefit in developing countries".
It explores the social practices that are shaped by, address, and modify this structure.
We have modified our paper to more explicitly address this issue and modified Figure 10 to show that the conversion of T/G to T/A results from the mounting of MMR components on the G-containing strand.
All specific comments were addressed, and paragraphs clarified or modified based on a consensus of the expert group.
The results were encouraging, as most significant predictors (e.g., nicotine dependence, stage of change in smoking cessation) can be feasibly addressed or modified with interventions.
The results were encouraging, as most significant predictors (e.g., nicotine dependence, intention to quit) can be feasibly addressed or modified with interventions.
