The phrase "addressed impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of a particular action or decision that have been acknowledged or dealt with.
Example: "The report outlined the addressed impact of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "discussed effects" or "considered consequences".
Two studies [ 15, 33] reported on language use on the job, of which one [ 33] addressed impact of the quality of English spoken on communication between HCAs and residents, and HCAs and other staff.
The overall results, with a clear variation in breast cancer mortality between the different invitational policies, confirm the previously addressed impact of organised screening breast cancer mortality among screening invitees and participants in Finland (Sarkeala et al, 2008).
Quantitative methods addressed impacts on PMR knowledge and practice and programme coverage and utilisation, while policy analysis of implementation experiences drew on qualitative methods.
Finally, although most projects addressed impacts and adaptation, some addressed climate change mitigation, such as a study of basic microbial metabolism related to alternative energy production.
People against Nuclear Energy (PANE) (1983), a case in the Supreme Court, addressed impacts on psychological well-being under NEPA (Bauser 1985; Cole 2004).
"This report does not address impact at all".
Demographic, screening (for headache) and headache-diagnostic questions (based on ICHD-II [17]) were supplemented by several question sets addressing impact.
The questionnaire included headache-diagnostic questions based on ICHD-II and several question sets addressing impact, including interictal and cumulative burdens.
Addressing impacts from human activities requires the change of current practices.
Spatially explicit evaluation of the full range of options holds great promise in addressing impacts of the global sanitation crisis, yet it remains largely unexplored.
Authors addressing impacts might believe that the Earth is warming without believing it is anthropogenic.
