The phrase "addressed bilaterally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an issue, concern, or topic is being discussed or handled by two parties or sides.
Example: "The concerns raised by both teams were addressed bilaterally during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discussed between both parties" or "handled by both sides".
The economic crisis is being dealt with in the G20; the threat of a nuclear Iran is being handled by a small club of six powers; the security of energy supplies from Russia is better addressed by the European Union; and intelligence co-operation against terrorism is done bilaterally.
Based on that finding, Bikmullina et al. (2009) selected for comparison ROIs of four EEG electrodes bilaterally with the goal of addressing interhemispheric differences in cortical processing of short-latency afferent inhibition (SAI) after unilateral afferent input.
Here, we address this question through the analysis of LFP activity recorded bilaterally from the subthalamic nuclei of patients with PD undergoing surgery for deep brain stimulation (DBS).
To address these issues, 18 PD patients chronically implanted with deep brain stimulation (DBS) electrodes in both subthalamic nuclei were stimulated bilaterally at 5, 10 and 20 Hz after overnight withdrawal of their medication and the effects of the DBS on a finger tapping task were compared to performance without DBS (0 Hz).
Even as President Obama mentioned the importance of an AIDS-free generation, of ending poverty, and of preventing unnecessary deaths in his State of the Union address, rumors abound that there will be cuts in his administration's budget to fight TB bilaterally, as well as to investments in the Global Fund, the single largest funder of the fight against AIDS, TB and malaria.
"Mild spasm bilaterally," he said softly.
The Israelis prefer to solve issues bilaterally.
