The phrase "addressed decisively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or issue that has been dealt with in a clear and firm manner.
Example: "The committee addressed decisively the concerns raised by the community during the meeting."
Alternatives: "tackled firmly" or "resolved conclusively".
Mr. Berlusconi cast a wider net of blame, saying Tuesday that the scandal in the Lazio region was the result of an intolerable way of conducting politics and financing parties that is common to all political groups and must be addressed decisively.
"Full academisation will mean that all schools will be part of a dynamic self-improving system in which underperformance can be addressed decisively," he said.
Thus, protection of IP and trade secrets (especially in the defense arena) must be addressed decisively.
"The secretary general encourages both presidents to address decisively all outstanding issues between Sudan and South Sudan regarding security, border demarcation and the final status of the Abyei Area, to urgently activate agreed border security mechanisms, and implement all other agreements signed on 27 September 2012," the statement by Mr. Ban's office read.
The scourge of terrorism should have been addressed more decisively by Ennahda.
The failure to address doping decisively encourages such cynicism.
But the letter once again showed the difficulties facing Benedict, as a problem that he felt he had already decisively addressed appears to be intensifying, with hundreds of new allegations of sexual abuse surfacing.
If this urgent global challenge is to be decisively addressed, the CCAB should be based in Washington, D.C. (just like the World Bank and the IMF) with a private sector subsidiary (just like the International Finance Corporation, a World Bank unit) based in Beijing.
Several of these sites are considered hazardous, and the CMP has addressed this issue decisively by training the staff (especially for identifying unexploded ordinance and asbestos in excavations).
In a lawsuit Crews later filed against Venit and William Morris Endeavour, the agency maintained that it "decisively addressed and punished the conduct Mr. Crews alleges that Mr. Venit engaged in".
Unless the outbreaks of polio are addressed immediately and decisively, the campaign to erase this horrible disease from the world will be thwarted.
