The phrase "addressed hitherto" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been discussed or dealt with up to the present point in time.
Example: "The issues raised in the report have been addressed hitherto, but further investigation is needed."
Alternatives: "discussed so far" or "dealt with until now".
Therefore, another strength of this model is its ability to address hitherto unresolved long-term safety issues of cell and gene therapies in immunocompetent animals.
The conventional culture-based or biochemical methods can identify anticipated bacterial taxa, but lack the capacity to detect non-cultivable microorganisms and the possibility to address hitherto unknown taxa.
The burgeoning development of novel imaging and neurostimulation approaches is likely to continue to fuel studies that address hitherto inaccessible questions.
During these interviews, once the respondents had given their spontaneous answer, probing was used to address any hitherto defined aspects that had remained unaddressed.
Within that context, the reproducibility of individual probe sets has not been hitherto addressed.
27 No study has hitherto addressed the question of whether such changes are the direct determinant of functional dependence in older people.
This particular exploit has been under investigation for some time by researchers, and word of it trickled out in the form of small updates to various operating systems addressing a hitherto-undocumented security flaw.
Techniques such as correlation analysis, interpretation of the westward currents observed between EEJ and Sq focus, along with the simulation studies have been used to address this question, hitherto.
The mixed picture in relation to the increasing rate of hospitalisations in both states may suggest that the Aarogyasri and, in particular, the RSBY scheme which covers common hospital procedures are addressing a large hitherto unmet need for inpatient care.
