The phrase "addressed essentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main points or core aspects of a topic or issue.
Example: "The report addressed essentially the challenges faced by the organization in the past year."
Alternatives: "primarily addressed" or "mainly focused on".
And it will be addressed, essentially, in tandem.
The British book is addressed essentially to students, the American book essentially to mining engineers.
Using NVivo qualitative analysis software (QSR International Pty. Ltd ., we formed sub-categories by clustering identical text units, or ones that addressed essentially the same concept.
After the text units were identified and – when possible – categorized by patient, a second project team member grouped the text units into sub-categories by clustering groups of identical text units, or ones that addressed essentially the same concept.
Other scenarios, such as the recent Plastidophila hypothesis (Kim and Graham 2008), also need to be specifically addressed, essentially based on the phylogenetic signal present in just one protein (eukaryotic translation elongation factor 2, eEF2), that hypothesis challenged the monophyly of both Plantae and chromalveolates.
The second adaptation involved three items that appeared in the NOQ's nurse-physician and nurse-other subscales and addressed essentially-identical substantive target ideas.
For minister Kirsten John Foy, north-east regional director for the civil rights organization the National Action Network, the policy is the culmination of decades of misguided criminal justice and public safety policy to address essentially what is an economic issue: poverty.
In contrast to Apple, Nissan and Chevrolet are trying to address essentially the entire population, even those who aren't actually customers.
While appreciating the academic imperative I do wish this team could have merged some of their previous papers that appear to address essentially the same theme.
In general each trial is addressing essentially the same type of question (tumour response) but in a wide variety of disease, patient types and in combination therapies.
At that location, use of the computer was closely observed by staff which may be off-putting to users addressing essentially private and sometimes stigmatising issues.
