The phrase "addressed as important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is recognized or labeled as significant or noteworthy.
Example: "The issue was addressed as important during the meeting, highlighting its urgency."
Alternatives: "recognized as significant" or "considered important".
High amplitude fluid sloshing is one of the widespread causes of steel oil storage tanks during strong earthquakes addressed as an important failure mode.
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.
Lack of public awareness about stroke warning signs and risk factors must be addressed as one important contribution to reducing mortality and morbidity from stroke.
Given that over two-thirds of all SNPs occur in CpG context (Tomso and Bell, 2003), sequence variations need to be addressed as an important error source.
This suggests that, as with their poor dietary habits (but in contrast to their relatively good smoking and physical activity habits), 33 alcohol use has not yet been sufficiently addressed as an important health risk behaviour among US medical students.
Adiponectin has been addressed as an important vasodilator effector secreted from PVAT, and Greenstein et al. reported loss of the protective vasodilator effect of PVAT involving adiponectin in obese patients [ 16].
Given that over two thirds of all Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) occur in a CpG context, having two alleles: C/T or G/A, sequence variation needs to be addressed as an important error source.
Nevertheless, this possibility should be addressed as an important end-point in future clinical trials of the effects of ET. Our data suggest that ET in patients with respiratory failure may reduce the duration of weaning, the frequency of fatigue and complications such as pneumonia.
