The phrase "addressed as far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The issue was addressed as far as the initial concerns were concerned."
Alternatives: "addressed to the extent" or "covered up to".
Requests of the Education Committee Working Group of the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine [10], disaster medicine-related competencies as indicated in emergency medicine or radiology curricula, courses recommended by professional organizations, the literature and expert opinion were addressed as far as available [7, 21 23].
Furthermore, all surveys have deficiencies in sampling that have been addressed as far as possible by the statistical team that ran the technical report for the survey.
The problem of redundancy has long been identified in sequence databases [e.g. (18)] but has not been addressed as far as we know at the level of functional genomics data.
The evolutionary timing of disparity is something that has received attention in the literature on animals and fossils but has not been addressed, as far as I know, in the phylogenetic-comparative literature on plant species.
We argue that such differences could also explain the discrepancies with respect to animal mtDNA and the similarities with plant mt genomes, although these comparisons have not been specifically addressed, as far as we know.
The core curriculum for dental English courses presented serves as a guide to curriculum developers regarding the basic and current needs that require addressing as far as English education in dental schools is concerned.
Others put down addresses as far away as Portland, Ore., and Washington, D.C.
In order to track this "culture" from an archeological standpoint, residential contexts have been proposed as a first stage in the survey, as they have not so far been addressed as an important issue for the archeology of La Gomera.
"So I think that needs to be addressed, but as far as other revenue opportunities, the one thing we don't want to do is nickel and dime and offer in-app purchases.
To address this as far as possible we included auxiliary variables strongly related to the outcome (as described above), and we paid close attention to the Monte Carlo error associated with both regression parameters and their standard errors.
