The phrase "addressed as different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone or something is referred to in a way that distinguishes them from others.
Example: "In the meeting, she was addressed as different due to her unique perspective on the project."
Alternatives: "referred to as distinct" or "identified as unique".
In particular atom-transfer radical polymerization (ATRP), reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) polymerization, and nitroxide-mediated polymerization (NMP) will be addressed as RDRP techniques mechanistically different from ROP in the design of various sophisticated macromolecular structures.
The question should also be addressed as to why three different particle parameters were suited as dose metrics but not the surface area calculated under the assumption of compact particles.
In the new place, they gave false addresses as well as different names from those they were known in their neighbourhood.
Each title carries a different formal address: Queens and kings are addressed as "Your Majesty".
In this section, we describe three broad questions related to chemical mixtures that epidemiological studies could address; in Table 1, we list examples of how these questions have been addressed using different approaches, as well as the challenges to implementing them.
The majority did not find Nixon to be "directly controlling" as it addressed a different privilege, but did find the case "indicative of the general principle that the government's need for confidentiality may be subordinated to the needs of the government's own criminal justice processes". Id. at 919.
Docking experiments on HD1-A and HD1-B homology models revealed that the different compounds selectivity profiles could be addressed to different binding modes as observed for the reference compound SAHA.
The problem of wear has been addressed in different ways, such as head size and material choice.
As these sources addressed slightly different facts we choose to use the information for complementary purposes rather than for convergence of evidence.
Indeed, says Kar, "Legacy pollution can and is being addressed under different programs such as lead hazard reduction programs and Superfund, in addition to the Clean Air Act.
