The phrase "addressed explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been dealt with or mentioned clearly and directly.
Example: "The concerns raised by the committee were addressed explicitly in the final report."
Alternatives: "mentioned directly" or "stated clearly".
Those production efforts were reserved for videos aimed at mass Western audiences and were addressed explicitly to President Obama.
Mr. Stern said he wanted these matters addressed explicitly and not, as he put it, "at the 50,000-foot level".
Whether Congress wants to hamstring civil enforcement actions, which occur much more frequently than criminal prosecutions, is something that should be addressed explicitly in deciding how to enhance the privacy afforded electronic communications.
The issues that were addressed explicitly — national pride, technological innovation, national security — may be interesting and relevant, but they are largely spinoffs of what is usually claimed to be a grand scientific adventure.
And I too might be happy to repeat that the author is dead, and the Befana's gifts delivered, were there not so much evident sexism in the speculations about the gender of Ferrante, and were such sexism not also addressed explicitly in the novels.
Outlier removal outside the bundle adjustment in completely built SfM point clouds has not been addressed explicitly before.
He declined to address explicitly the prospects of the R8 E-tron's making its date with dealers by the end of this year.
Nor does it address explicitly the role of individuals in the knowing process.
Some dedicated methods have been developed in chemometrics, but a few of them addresses explicitly the case of multi-response calibration.
However, the article did not address explicitly how those activities could be executed effectively in actual practice.
Future ecological studies will need to address explicitly the importance of plant toxins in shaping plant and herbivore communities.
