The phrase "addressed due to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The issue was addressed due to the recent complaints from customers."
Alternatives: "tackled because of" or "responded to as a result of".
However, several problems need to be addressed due to technical and practical reasons.
Until recently, however, this issue could not be appropriately addressed due to a lack of highly isoform-selective tool compounds.
How to compare different implementations over a wide range of machine architectures and problem sizes has not been well addressed due to its difficulty.
Although some of the above issues could not be addressed due to insufficient data, the analysis provides a useful template for future researchers.
Despite global advancement, the problems associated sustainability have not been sufficiently addressed, due to mismanaged governance, poorly implemented policies, lack of suitable data and over-exploitation of river resources.
Comparatively, it is lesser addressed due to stringent requirements of high accuracy, fast response and the desirable alignment with industrial standards and practices such that the users will not find drastic transition when adopting this new technology.
An issue we failed to address due to time constraints was bounding the cursors motions on the edges of the screen.
Diffuse pollution in rural areas due to agricultural runoff is a widespread and difficult problem to address due to the large areas affected.
Air quality is complex and difficult to address due to its integrated relationship with factors such as the outdoor environment, passenger flow, train movement and ventilation modes.
Its debt problem has become harder to address due to the rising cost of recruiting temporary staff amid a nursing shortage, coupled with lower funding from cash-strapped councils.
The mechanism for how ACE inhibition treatment triggers regression in humans is hard to address due to the difficulty in obtaining repeat biopsies.
