The phrase "addressed in the recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that has been discussed or mentioned in a recent context, such as a report, article, or meeting.
Example: "The concerns regarding climate change were addressed in the recent environmental policy report."
Alternatives: "discussed in the recent" or "covered in the recent".
CARRIED INTEREST ON OBAMA'S RADAR | The tax treatment of private equity managers' profits, known as carried interest, was not directly addressed in the recent budget agreement in Washington.
The problem of extradition without a treaty has been addressed in the recent past by presenting the arrests of Meghen and others as if they'd taken place in India, according to a source familiar with these developments who requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak with reporters.
While biometric identification of humans has been an active research topic for decades, individual recognition of animals has only been addressed in the recent past.
Namely, for the source to building vertical distance, the screening criteria for petroleum vapor intrusion have been deeply investigated in the recent literature and fully addressed in the recent guidelines issued by ITRC and U.S.EPA.
There are many puzzling questions about the nature of the human language genotype and phenotype, some of which are addressed in the recent book, Why Only Us (Berwick & Chomsky 2016).
This challenge has been significantly addressed in the recent past, propelling LET-based CFPS as a useful tool for studying, screening and engineering proteins in a high-throughput manner.
That includes some elements that progressive trade reformers have been fighting for years and that the current U.S. Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, proposed to address in the recent NAFTA talks.
These are precisely the questions addressed in the most recent edition of the Economic Premise series, "Collaborative Border Management: A New Approach to an Old Problem".
In contrast, exposure levels were addressed in the two recent studies (Zhang et al. 2010; Hauptmann et al. 2009).
Mechanical coupling between legs is also addressed in the more recent dynamical simulations (Schilling et al. 2007; Schmitz et al. 2008; Schneider et al. 2011) and, of course, by the hardware simulations, i.e., the robots mentioned above.
While the interactions between eIF2Bβ and -δ were not addressed in this recent report, the data presented there are consistent with our conclusions.
