"addressed for" would not be considered a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You would typically use "addressed to" instead. For example: "This package is addressed to John Smith."
This is an issue that needs to be addressed for the next generation, Greene warns.
There are very important communications challenges that ministers have not addressed for vulnerable claimants".
"It needs to be addressed for health reasons and for competitive reasons," Selig said.
He addressed, for instance, the similarities between the mouse and rat genomes.
This must be addressed for Australia to be reconciled," he said.
Visible signs such as poor road surfaces have by and large been addressed, for example.
A mixed initial boundary problem is addressed for dipolar thermoelasticity.
Prognostic information is briefly addressed for the various diseases.
Therefore, they have to be addressed for any practical implementation.
Hence, the undercutting issue is addressed for sharp convex corners.
Several issues still remain to be addressed for such materials.
