The phrase "addressed for quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being evaluated or modified to meet quality standards.
Example: "The report was addressed for quality before submission to ensure it met all the necessary criteria."
Alternatives: "focused on quality" or "tailored for quality".
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.
The researchers identified five stakeholder groups targeted by the companies (community, customers, employees, shareholders, and suppliers) and a number of issues that were addressed for each group (e.g., quality for customers; equal opportunity for employees).
The International Organization for Standardization ISO 15189 standard addresses requirements for quality in management and technical aspects of the clinical laboratory.
In recent years, the attention that the European Community has focused on the education sector has produced a new university commitment addressed to quality aspects for all education related services.
We addressed the quality issue using two critical appraisal tools designed for the lay public.
The first question for PAN addressed the imaging quality in the clinical relevant area of interest (clinical data were given).
They describe solutions for addressing specific quality concerns, and are prevalent across many software systems.
This paper explores the perspectives of farmers on collaborative processes for addressing water quality and quantity problems in Canada.
Diffuse infrared reflectance spectroscopy is considered a promising approach for addressing soil quality, and its use directly in the field might be an achievable challenge.
The design of chronic bioassays that incorporate more sensible endpoints than acute tests is discussed to address sediment quality for environmental quality assessment and regulatory proposes.
