The phrase "addressed in particular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular aspect or detail that is being discussed or focused on.
Example: "The issues related to climate change were addressed in particular during the conference."
Alternatives: "specifically addressed" or "focused on in particular".
And it is addressed, in particular, to speech critical of the government".
Three specific stages from the policy cycle are addressed in particular: policy formulation, implementation and enforcement.
Several theoretical aspects are addressed, in particular, mean square stability and performance optimization.
They could be addressed in particular objects, such as stones or posts, which the Sami would set up in likely places.
Consequences of interface structure are also addressed, in particular, the feedback action on the electrochemical kinetics when non-linear reactions are involved.
Accurately predicting the components lives are, therefore, an important topic to be addressed, in particular from a design point of view.
The paper will address in particular the challenges of training technique in rowing.
Addressing in particular Clinton's pro-choice stance, Pharrell then, rather bizarrely, compares the abortion rights movement with outer space exploration.
The issue we address in particular is the notion of transparency and to what extent it allows the end-user to understand and critique the advice given.
Finally the fundamental limitations to optimisation of the interfacial electron transfer dynamics are discussed, addressing in particular the potential role of interfacial energetic inhomogeneities in limiting device optimisation.
A generic set of requirements, addressing in particular safety, operational and economic aspects, has been set out with inputs from industry and from utilities.
