The phrase "addressed in the range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, issues, or items that are covered or included within a specific scope or range.
Example: "The concerns regarding data privacy were thoroughly addressed in the range of topics discussed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "covered within the scope" or "included in the spectrum".
This paper adds to our previous findings [ 27] by indicating that broader structural factors, including poverty, lack of policy priority, and stigma are crucial barriers that need to be addressed, in the opinion of a range of South African stakeholders.
The injury burden associated with housing will be estimated to be considerably larger when limitations can be addressed in the quality of the evidence, the range of exposures measured, and the scope of relevant details of injury circumstances currently recorded in surveillance systems.
We have used 'approaches to facilitate self-management' to describe the range of skills addressed in the different training programmes.
Topics addressed in the suite of role-play exercises range from local property disputes, like what to do about an illegally constructed seawall in Carson Extension, to tensions between religious and ethnic groups, as are examined in The March at Drumcree Role Play.
This includes ensuring that MHM is appropriately addressed in a range of sectoral guidelines, program plans, job descriptions, monitoring tools, and other relevant documentation.
Carers' issues are addressed in a range of research, and we have already noted some of these under other headings.
Therefore the significant role of MC has been addressed in a wide range of field experiments and approaches to establish decay models.
Issues that have been addressed in previous years range from federal spending allocations to rules governing how states have to implement federal laws (like the Affordable Care Act), and the impact of international trade policy on state and local economies.
