The phrase "addressed at the first" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something was addressed initially, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The issues were addressed at the first meeting, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "addressed initially" or "discussed at the outset".
Concerns about safe therapists may also have been addressed at the second site by employing a doctor as a therapist.
Discussions about the roots of Christianity and Islam; the meaning of the peace testimony, or what non-Quakers understand as the pacifist position; and whether Osama bin Laden should be killed were addressed at the Wilton Friends First Day school in Connecticut, said Jennifer Christensen, a South Salem resident who teaches there.
Similar efforts are possible in Zambia, but political and professional barriers must first be addressed at the national level [ 14].
Unconstrained maximizing NEE problem is addressed at first and the energy efficient transmit power optimization with different levels of cooperation is discussed.
In her keynote address at the first Google Faculty Institute on Aug. 10, the Stanford professor of education, Linda Darling-Hammond, emphasized the new expectations for students today.
It's this environment, perhaps, that drove New York's current mayor to decree that public officials read from only historic texts, like the Gettysburg Address, at the first 9/11 anniversary ceremony.
When former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin resigned as governor of Alaska in July 2009, she became an unofficial spokesperson of sorts on Tea Party issues, and in February 2010 she delivered the keynote address at the first National Tea Party Convention.
Two months after his initial meeting with Carter, in an address at the first National Days of Remembrance ceremony at the Capitol rotunda on April 24 , 1979 Wiesel responded to his gift by saying, "The evidence is before us: The world knew and kept silent.
