The phrase "addressed in the final" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that are discussed or resolved in the final part of a document, presentation, or discussion.
Example: "The concerns raised by the committee were thoroughly addressed in the final report."
Alternatives: "covered in the conclusion" or "discussed in the final section".
"Arak represents a long-term proliferation risk not a near-term risk and it can be addressed in the final phase of negotiations.
A politically charged set of issues surrounding protections for dairy farmers was also addressed in the final hours of talks, officials said.
This is still an evolving process at the state level, and I'm not sure if this will be addressed in the final state regulations.
But later, he cited the study as authoritative, even though he acknowledged that he did not know whether his concerns had been addressed in the final version.
At that point, panel recommendations could be addressed in the final negotiated accords.Misconstrued development roundThe Doha round is formally called the "Doha development agenda" for good reason.
The other issues being addressed in the final days of negotiations include the personal-conduct policy, which is likely to remain solely in the hands of the commissioner's office despite complaints among players that Goodell has sometimes acted rashly and unevenly in administering punishment for off-the-field behavior.
I have a few notes that I ask the authors to address in the final published version: 1.
Most of these issues will be addressed in this final chapter as we move forward toward a more malleable microbial host that meets these criteria in the coming decades.
The tone on Tuesday made a question to be addressed in the third and final day of arguments on Wednesday all the more important: If the individual mandate requiring most Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty fell, what other parts of the law would fall along with it?
Most modern logicians know of his solutions to alethic paradoxes such as the Liar, which are addressed in the eighth and final chapter of ninth treatise of the Summulae, which belongs to the medieval literature of sophismata or insolubilia.[22] The 7th sophism Buridan considers is 'Every proposition is false'.
The final task addressed in the analysis was the determination of summary quality scales.
