The phrase "addressed in a recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that has been discussed or mentioned in a recent context, such as a report, article, or meeting.
Example: "The concerns about climate change were addressed in a recent scientific study."
Alternatives: "discussed in a recent" or "mentioned in a recent".
The question of how social workers should conduct themselves online is one that Claudia Megele, founder of the Twitter feed @SWSCmedia, addressed in a recent comment piece on e-professionalism.
These are some of the questions addressed in a recent roundtable discussion convened by Education Guardian in association with learndirect, the organisation that aims to improve skills and employability through flexible, online learning.
In the case of Kaluuya, the gap between the experience of being a black person in Great Britain and the United States is perhaps not as wide as Jackson assumes, which is something that Kaluuya addressed in a recent interview in GQ. "The Brixton riots, the Tottenham riots, the 2011 riots, because black people were being killed by police," he said.
He also recalled how Trump, in a private conversation, had "hoped" that he would shut down the investigation of Michael Flynn, the former national-security adviser—an issue that Trump, in the spirit of pure confusion, addressed in a recent news conference: "I didn't say that," he said.
This question was addressed in a recent Housing Wealth in Retirement Symposium held on March 23 , 2018 in Washington, DC.
Wilcox's role is to help to resolve such differences of opinion, a topic that was also addressed in a recent article in Next Wave's Postdoc Network.
That's a snapshot of the potential of AI-driven risk management that we address in a recent article, "AI and Machine Learning for Risk Management". We examine how AI and machine learning are managing risk through data and other novel methods and replacing traditional reliance on static numerical data and limited statistical tests.
NAZCA is a first step to understand how these actors are tackling climate change, but there are many gaps in its database, shortcomings which we address in a recent Nature article.
The problem of designing efficient bulk data dissemination protocols has been addressed in a number of recent studies.
Two critical challenges have been addressed in a number of recent studies: a biology challenge of angiogenesis and an engineering challenge of shape maintenance.
Multiple feedback bits per user has been addressed in a number of recent works, where the quantized CSI is obtained via random vector quantization or predefined tables.
