The phrase "addressed for both" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is directed or applicable to two parties, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The email was addressed for both the manager and the assistant, ensuring everyone was informed."
Alternatives: "directed to both" or "intended for both".
Issues of validity and bias will also be addressed for both experimental and observational studies.
The special features of mesospheric temperature inversion (MTI) and double stratopause structure (DBS) are also addressed for both the stations.
Therefore, the issue of blood compatibility needs to be addressed for both the bare and the endothelialized polymer.
The sequential part of Figure 3 is grouped into step (3.2) that needs to be addressed for both parallel and sequential computational performance.
The performance degradation caused due to channel selectivity in MC CC-CDMA was addressed for both downlink [11] and uplink [12] under Rayleigh fading channels.
Finally, regarding the third category, predictability of quality attributes was already addressed for both component-based systems and software product lines.
Ideal family size, for example, is an important ideational factor, but it may not always be feasible for programs to address for both practical and political reasons.
The variables used in this article were addressed for professionals working in both institutional settings and private practice.
The approach proposed includes a series of specific issues to be addressed for each geomorphological feature analysed both 'static' and 'dynamic' as well as a series of steps to be followed in the process.
These are areas in which the United States has done well in the past, and are crucial for Japan to address, for the sake of both growth and inequality.
This means that ethical issues regarding the handling of genetic information must be addressed, both for the individual and for society.
