The phrase "addressed in a previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that has already been discussed or mentioned earlier in a document or conversation.
Example: "The concerns regarding the budget were addressed in a previous meeting."
Alternatives: "discussed earlier" or "mentioned previously".
This particular device is named here QFN16b to differentiate it from the basic model without wire-bondings addressed in a previous study.
The design of complex systems, consisting of several subsystems and with performance specifications from multiple disciplines, in parallel was addressed in a previous publication using a Robust Parallel Design (RPD) approach.
The use of kriging models as metamodels for process optimisation was addressed in a previous paper [1] where a methodology for metamodel-based process optimisation was proposed, focusing on real-time applications.
The question whether Gustilo type III tibial fractures should be treated with non-reamed IMN or EF was addressed in a previous meta-analysis [16], where Fang et al. highlighted a lower malunion rate with non-reamed IMN and no significant differences in deep infection, non-union and time to union.
Other than the much more common accusation of commercialism, which I addressed in a previous article, Dhammakaya does have a few other controversies surrounding it.
Boyd will not repeat an analysis of an ad that makes a claim that she's already addressed in a previous Reality Check.
The independent role of mental health conditions associated with poor quality and quantity of sleep in predicting risk of diabetes has only been addressed in a limited manner in previous research.
The energy consumption and occupied bandwidth performance of the scheme in [10] need to be addressed in a slightly different way w.r.t. the previous cases.
To illustrate the main issues addressed in the previous sections, a case study based mainly on the United Kingdom is presented in section six.
Although comprehensive, some issues were not addressed in this previous SR/MA: a formal quantitative synthesis (meta-analysis) was not performed according to different clinical aspects and to main methodological quality dimensions empirically linked to bias [ 7].
In order to reach the CNS, drugs also have to pass the BBB, which has been addressed shortly in a previous section.
