The phrase "addressed clarified" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two separate actions, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The issues were addressed and clarified during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discussed and explained" or "resolved and clarified."
Additional research should also address clarifying the impact of depressive symptoms or of depressive comorbidity on outcome for anorexia nervosa patients.
Although some of these challenges can be overcome if the data can be linked using personal identity codes such as in the Nordic countries including Finland, there is obviously a need for a transparent approach to addressing, clarifying and quantifying the key methodological issues and usability of hospital discharge data as a source for assessing fire-related injuries.
Thus, we suggest that future efforts, including surveys, to further define LM fellowship curricula should address clarifying which specific health behaviors as well as behavioral change techniques to include.
As long as this ambiguity is not addressed and clarified, the legal certainty for operators relying on Article 209 CMO is reduced and other, sector-specific derogations in the CMO, may become more relevant.
This should be directly addressed and clarified.
The workshops addressed and clarified both religious and scientific issues.
This point (3) needs to be addressed and clarified.
Issues around the reproductive health bill have been addressed and clarified for over a decade now.
The authors have addressed or clarified many of the concerns of the reviewers.
The current ambiguity and contradictions in the health financing policy of the Uganda MOH need to be addressed and clarified.
Elaboration of pragmatic RCTs over the last 10-15 years has addressed and clarified many of the issues associated with RCT-related methods in the realm of policy [ 21- 25].
