The phrase "addressed in the dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that have been discussed or mentioned in a conversation or written exchange.
Example: "The main concerns of the community were addressed in the dialogue between the city officials and the residents."
Alternatives: "discussed in the conversation" or "mentioned in the discussion".
If you watch television, you may have noticed how many 21st century shows on TV either address dreams in the dialogue, or attempt to artistically translate them!
Today, we run through the headlines before addressing a gap in the dialogue surrounding the #MeToo movement: the voices and experiences of incarcerated women.
One problem is that Gurney seems to have worked from a checklist of social ills he wanted to address, then forced the dialogue in their direction.
These questions are addressed continually in dialogue between the characters, but their answers conflict, or are self-contradictory, and none is privileged.
They can play a catalytical role in addressing Agriculture and Gender issues in their the dialogue with their Host - Government(s), the UN Country Team, the donors and civil society; encourage FAO's technical staff to address gender in the planning and execution of techncical cooperation activities; and monitor and report to FAO the gender and agriculture issues of concern to their host countries.
Of the 290 articles describing policy dialogues addressing issues in the health sector, African and Asian jurisdictions accounted for the largest number of articles (154 and 104, respectively), and fewer articles were identified for the Eastern Mediterranean (n = 24) and the Americas (n = 8).
There isn't much in the way of a story, but the movie is filled with stories and, at one point, addresses, in a line of dialogue, the very notion of a personal story: Bruno tells Robert that, after a leg of their trip, "For the first time I have the feeling that I've passed through a certain time and that this time is my story".
The newly formed Caricom reparations commission has called upon the "former slave-owning nations of Europe – principally Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Denmark – to engage Caribbean governments in reparatory dialogue to address the living legacies of these crimes".
Entries can be added or subtracted by clicking the New Entry or Delete Entry buttons in the New Address List dialogue box.
