The phrase "addressed efficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a problem or issue has been handled in a timely and effective manner.
Example: "The concerns raised by the customers were addressed efficiently, leading to a swift resolution of the issues."
Alternatives: "handled effectively" or "managed promptly".
We are working with the regulator to resolve these issues and we continue to ensure our customers' complaints are addressed efficiently and fairly".
However, the underlying geometrical variations cannot be addressed efficiently when covering the overall product life cycle.
These include an effective budget procedure where spending is rationally allocated, permitting public needs to be addressed efficiently.
This potential issue can be addressed efficiently by fabricating stiffness-graded (compositionally graded) titanium alloys with low elastic modulus (or stiffness) at the ends, comparable to the bone modulus; and higher elastic modulus at the center, close to the site of the fracture.
Many string algorithms use LCE as a subtask that needs to be addressed efficiently and will therefore benefit from this result, as shown in the following sections.
This should ensure that the considerations relevant to a particular study can be addressed efficiently with greater confidence on both sides.
While inter-symbol interference (ISI) and inter-carrier interference (ICI) might still exist in GFDM, these undesirable effects can be efficiently addressed by efficient detection techniques at the receiver side.
The FSM issue will be addressed most efficiently by multi-agency approach.
Child poverty could be addressed more efficiently through direct anti-child-poverty programs rather than the indirect strategy of marriage (Cave 2004; Vanderheiden 1999; Young 1995).
In particular, issues such as designing a suitable hierarchical control structure, power-sharing, and voltage control, as well as power flow control in MTDC grids can be addressed more efficiently by building upon the lessons and experiences of AC system design.
This came up in a recent interaction where some people were talking about how to solve a serious workplace problem and I suggested a group meeting, where it could be addressed most efficiently, with consensus among all involved.
