The phrase "addressed in the material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that have been discussed or covered in a specific document or content.
Example: "The key points regarding the project timeline were addressed in the material provided during the meeting."
Alternatives: "covered in the document" or "discussed in the content".
The properties of the material and product used in this paper will be addressed in the 'Materials and product' section.
That is an issue which isn't addressed in the campaign material of either side - and exactly the issue that politicians of all persuasions have always preferred to dodge.
Risky sexual behavior, physical conflict with other men, sexual and physical violence against women, drug and alcohol abuse, depression and other mental health issues, unhealthy interpersonal relationships, and poor health-seeking behavior are all addressed in the programing materials.
Film defects and their control in processing are major problems which must be addressed in the choice of materials and coating process for thin film applications.
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses should contain a traditional Results section that focuses on answers to the questions addressed in the Introduction (and not the material used to arrive at the answers).
Interestingly from our perspective, re-entrainment of lead from previously contaminated soils is not featured in this US EPA outreach document [6], although it is addressed in the more comprehensive legislative material [8].
In this paper, the experience gleaned from previous programs to develop materials for high temperature structural applications is used to identify and discuss some of the most critical issues that must be addressed in the development of candidate materials for fusion structural applications.
For Eurocode 4 that uses PFM as its design format, in contrast, the design moment strength is determined as M d = M nl because a safety margin is already addressed in the design strength of materials.
The findings indicate qualified support for PCSTs and flag areas of misunderstanding about trial participation that should be addressed in the pre-consent educational materials that we advocate.
We used these particular items because they were most closely aligned with the content that was addressed in the workshop (See the Supplementary Materials for the exact wording of these VNOS items and scoring).
