The phrase "addressed in the documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that have been discussed or mentioned within specific documents.
Example: "The concerns raised by the stakeholders were thoroughly addressed in the documents provided for the meeting."
Alternatives: "covered in the documents" or "discussed in the documents".
Coverage of risk factors documented whether common risk factors specified in the Action Plan, such as tobacco and alcohol use, unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, overweight and obesity, salt intake, high blood pressure, cholesterol and blood glucose, were addressed in the documents.
The special members meeting may be for the purpose of reconsidering a budget, an amendment to the documents, a recall of a Board Member or for any other matter that may addressed in the documents.
Objections to new actualism are addressed in the document Problems with the Actualist Accounts.
Objections to McMichael's role theory are addressed in the document Problems with the Actualist Accounts.
Objections to model-theoretic actualism are addressed in the document Problems with the Actualist Accounts.
Some of these are addressed in the document Problems with Abstractionism.
Objections to Prior's Q and its philosophical underpinnings are addressed in the document Problems with the Actualist Accounts.
Further, more philosophical objections to Plantinga's account of actualism are addressed in the document Problems with the Actualist Accounts.
While it is certain that remaining details will be hammered out, the majority of the financial negotiations were addressed in the document – which was signed eight years after they were married.
While registries are addressed in the document, recommendations are currently very broad; more specific guidance as to both registries and biobanks would be in order for future editions.
Most aspects of liver safety assessment were addressed in the document, including frequency of liver chemistry monitoring, normalization of laboratory values to upper limits of the reference range (ULN), and specific heights of liver chemistries for stratification analyses.
