The phrase "addressed content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content that has been specifically dealt with or responded to in a communication or document.
Example: "In the meeting, we reviewed the addressed content from the previous report to ensure all concerns were covered."
Alternatives: "discussed material" or "responded content".
These complaints by the Parents Television Council, a watchdog group led by the conservative columnist Brent Bozell, addressed content like slang epithets for sexual organs and cartoon nudity on the Fox show "King of the Hill".
So we have addressed content quality, site architecture and site credibility.
At the beginning of the second semester of Grade 3, one of the addressed content domains in this textbook is division.
We identified and developed items, addressed content and face validity through interviews, and examined the criterion-related construct validity of the scales using graphical loglinear Rasch models (GLLRM).
While those conversations at times addressed content controversies, it's hard to imagine that they wouldn't also shape overarching communications strategy in the midst of ongoing crises as well.
It can be expected that the study's context equally constitutes relevant issues for all test persons and that all students should obtain a comparable interest, previous knowledge, and experiences concerning the addressed content area.
Most concepts addressed contents from the components "Activities and Participation" (36%) and 'Body Functions' (33%), followed by the component 'Environmental Factors' (29%).
The film's graphic violence (and nudity in foreign films like "Blow-Up") created an outcry that compelled the M.P.A.A. to address content issues.
The suggested guidelines grew out of a set of events addressing "Content Moderation and Removal at Scale," the second of which is taking place today in Washington, D.C.
And we must address content that is relevant to their lives and addresses youth perspectives.
Late last year, CEO Susan Wojcicki announced the company planned to bring the number of "people across Google working to address content that might violate our policies to over 10,000 in 2018".
