The phrase "addressed elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific components or aspects of a topic that have been dealt with or considered.
Example: "The report addressed elements of environmental sustainability and its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "covered aspects of" or "discussed components of".
More than 30 artists were invited to address elements of what Hubby calls a joyous project, from the garter to the ceremonial throwing of the rice.
There may not be much psychological insight, but both biographies address elements of Mr. Bush's background and record that are not likely to be highlighted at his renomination party in Madison Square Garden.
Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, introduced the Deepwater Horizon Survivors' Fairness Act in January to address elements of the current laws that he called "antiquated and unfair".
In addition to developers who are designing structures for space travel, several universities, including George Washington University and the University of Southern California, have introduced classes that address elements of the burgeoning space tourism industry, classes like space policy, architecture and the sociology of space travel.
For example, he said, while a sponsor who has rental tenants might want to spend money renovating the building's lobby -- thereby making it more appealing to renters -- tenant shareholders might decide instead that addressing elements of the building that will be "invisible to the public," but which will enhance the infrastructure, (like replacing the roof) is a wiser investment.
Before Brown's fourth inaugural address in early January, I'll address elements of that agenda.
Raman did address elements of the post-Citizens United campaign finance landscape that impede Justice Department action.
The objective of our study is to address elements of these two research traditions in parallel.
