The phrase "addressed in the light of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue while considering specific circumstances or perspectives that influence understanding or interpretation.
Example: "The policy changes were addressed in the light of recent economic developments."
Alternatives: "considered in the context of" or "examined with regard to".
Implementation of the program requires certain conditions that will be addressed in the light of the author's experience.
The question of the state's role in the control of sponsorship of education is addressed in the light of liberal political principles designed to keep peace and enforce toleration in culturally diverse societies.
One question that must be addressed in the light of this finding is, why did Clarke and his colleagues found so few peppered moths at rest during all their years of research?
How carriers adapt their family planning to their carrier status is an issue that needs to be addressed in the light of the latest assisted reproduction methods.
Finally, mechanisms underpinning specificity of AMPK activity should be addressed, in the light of data implicating AMPK as a context-specific tumor suppressor and tumor promoter.
At the start of this article, we raised several questions that might be addressed in the light of the information reviewed.
In the opinion of the Special Advocates, the PII Certificate, and other proposals presented in a closed session on Wednesday, "failed to address, in the light of allegations made by BM, the abhorrence and condemnation accorded to torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment".
Whether sustainable packaging is a threat or an opportunity for the packaging industry has been addressed in a study, where two primary questions were addressed [25]: In the light of over capacity, low prices and high raw material costs, should sustainable packaging be a top concern for the packaging industry?
This issue is addressed here in the light of novel and surprising gene features that have recently emerged from large-scale genomic and transcriptomic analyses.
As with the Humeans, this does not mean that concerns about human free action are automatically resolved; instead, they must be addressed afresh in the light of whatever account of physical nature without laws is put forward.
The threat to such an exemption in PVP systems should be carefully addressed, notably in the light of the EDV concept, and also of the inevitable co-existence of PVP with patents on the same material or within the product development chain as a whole.
