The phrase "addressed for example in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific topics or issues that are discussed or mentioned in a particular source or context.
Example: "The challenges of climate change are addressed for example in the latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change."
Alternatives: "discussed, for instance, in" or "mentioned, such as in".
The cruel lot of the vogue-addict beached by age is a familiar theme, addressed, for example in Zoolander 2. But the Zoolander films, like Brüno and TV's AbFab, celebrated the gorgeous world in which their heroes struggled to prevail.
The power control in uplink is addressed, for example, in [9 11].
The minimum time low thrust transfer is addressed for example in [28].
The impact of the video content on video quality has been addressed, for example, in [24 28], and respective models for audio quality are currently under study.
Different dimensions and aspects with reference to social competences have been addressed, for example in studies dealing with moral judgment in commercial occupations (Beck et al. 1996, 1998), communicative abilities (van Buer and Matthäus 1994; Wittmann 2001) and teamwork skills (Goméz 2009).
Reading is the theme, as addressed, for example, in Bruce Nauman's 1968 "Slow Angle Walk (Beckett Walk)" video, in which he spent an hour marching about a room, enacting a painfully reductive narrative.
These issues addressed for example vulnerable patients in inappropriate care settings, weaknesses in medical support, dissimilar focuses between the caring systems as well as justness in the distribution of care and deficient information.
"The steady improvement in public and external finances provides the authorities with additional policy flexibility in addressing, for example, any further support required by the banking sector," James McCormack, head of Fitch's sovereign group in Asia, said.
The sequential occurrence would be essential in addressing, for example,, the mode of action of P53.
Unit test code has, however, been used in different studies addressing for example the testing coverage (Mockus et al. [2009]) or the relationships (links) between the units under test and corresponding test code (Rompaey and Demeyer [2009], Qusef et al. [2011]).
The kinds of potential allies that youth might want to engage will partially depend on the issue they choose to address; for example, the issue of safety and violence in specific neighborhoods might include meeting with neighborhood and ethnic associations, elected officials, local CBO's, health care providers, and the police and transportation departments.
