The phrase "addressed how much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree to which a particular issue or topic has been considered or dealt with.
Example: "The report addressed how much the new policy would impact employee productivity."
Alternatives: "discussed the extent" or "considered the degree".
(On Penguin's Web site, Sid Jacobson addressed how much of their story is based on fact).
These questions received urgent discussion, while other issues were more implied than addressed: how much is anyone able to control their own body, both in terms of what they choose to do with it and how it is perceived by other people?
He said the documents were "almost certainly" relevant to BP's defense against expected U.S. civil claims under the Clean Water Act, because they addressed how much oil was being spilled and BP's role in capping the Macondo well.
Our study has not addressed how much of the association we observed between gut microbiome and blood lipids might be explained by diet.
We are currently not aware of studies that have addressed how much CFTR expression in how many cells may be required to correct the bicarbonate transport defect and associated alterations in mucus unfolding and airway surface liquid pH.
The hearing was intended to address how much supervision Congress should require for the agency.
The new Nature Climate Change paper didn't address how much combining these various corrections would change our estimates of the Earth's climate sensitivity.
Sarah Wilson, chief executive of shareholder advisory body Manifest, said LGIM was addressing how much the chief executive is paid relative to the rest of the executive directors.
So I helped them tackle some big items on their financial to-do list, which included addressing how much credit card debt they actually had, how much they collectively earn and spend, and opening up joint checking and savings accounts.
There will be a time, he said, to address how much his father meant to him and what it might mean to win again in honour of the man who sacrificed so much in support of his son.
Mr. Johnson did not address how much it would cost or how the city would pay for all of it in the coming year's budget, except to say that Mr. Emanuel had given his full backing.
