"addressed in time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to emphasize that something should be attended to promptly. For example, "The faulty wiring needs to be addressed in time before a fire breaks out."
"There have been no changes to the PRRT since 2012 and we think it is timely that these matters be addressed, and be addressed in time for these matters to be considered in the preparation for next year's budget," Morrison said on Wednesday.
The dynamics is addressed in time and frequency domains.
The frequency dependent aerodynamic admittance function was addressed in time domain using rational functions (RF).
In these areas, there are huge amounts of data need to be addressed in time.
John Kershaw, a food retail analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "Expect Extra to be addressed in time.
Violations were noted during summer inspections, but were not adequately addressed in time for the first day of school yesterday, a fire official said.
Such a burden should be particularly addressed in times of increased daily stress and financial insecurity that are likely to contribute to development of some anxiety disorders.
The company tell us that's something it wants to address in time, though.
This will redirect you to the retailer's site, though improved mobile checkout is a feature Wantworthy plans to address in time.
Engagement on Facebook, Twitter and in the blogosphere should be active, timely and honest, and concerns that arise should be addressed in real time.
Those issues "could not be even cursorily addressed in the time frame being forced upon these individuals and their overburdened counsel".
