The phrase "addressed demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a demand that has been acknowledged or responded to, often in business or economic discussions.
Example: "The company has successfully addressed demand for its new product by increasing production capacity."
Alternatives: "met demand" or "responded to demand".
He said today that while those housing initiatives addressed demand, today's rounded out the picture by addressing supply.
The incentive area is the area where the future development is planned to satisfy the addressed demand.
The Brazilian researchers discussed the fact that all issues addressed demand paradigm changes in professional education, with a view to the collective construction of a more active and committed nursing workforce, which participates in decision-making on public, social and institutional policies.
The four categories we focused on were: (1) direct orders or personally addressed demands were single tasks assigned to a specific team member; the addressee must be distinctly addressed by name, physical gesture or eye contact.
Addressing demand was much more difficult.
The failure to address demand in UK policy is reflected in practice.
"We have to come up with new, innovative strategies, of substantial scale and duration, to address demand.
But judicious allocations of greenfield sites for development may help to address demand in a positive way.
Analysts have long said that home building is essential to address demand for property and stop prices being pushed up even higher.
"There was a period after the first quarter where staffing of Impact posts, which had been doubled, was lowered to address demand for staffing of regular precinct assignments".
However, addressing demand through policy (regulation) and transition (efficiencies and alternatives) will have a far greater impact on curtailing carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions.
