The phrase "addressed instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific situations or occurrences that have been dealt with or discussed.
Example: "In our meeting, we addressed instances of miscommunication that had occurred in the project."
Alternatives: "discussed cases" or "tackled situations".
It is a tool to address instances where a member state has made an exception to its own rules and given a specific company an advantage.
Together, he said, they had developed a plan "to better identify and address instances of abusive child labor in cocoa growing".
To address instances of poor expression of the ahpA-3 gene, we created a second construct in which the native promoter of aphA-3 gene30 was included in the Kmr cassette.
Convened by de Blasio, the task force will develop recommendations on a range of issues, including which types of algorithms should be regulated, how private citizens can "meaningfully assess" the algorithms' functions and gain an explanation of decisions that affect them personally, and how the government can address "instances in which a person is harmed" by algorithmic bias.
While equifinality exists to some extent in all studies of social learning, I make suggestions for how to address instances of it, with an emphasis on using data simulation and methodological verification alongside modern statistical approaches that emphasize prediction and model comparison.
It has said firms need to address instances when the patents are being used as a means of "stifling" innovation by rivals.
The operators address instances of several fault types (18 in total) described in the taxonomy mentioned in section 'Creating an underlying model'.
In this exercise, we have investigated the value of the decision tree for addressing instances where relatively little data are available on the combined exposures and on the MoA of the individual chemicals and no data were available on the toxicity of the mixtures as a whole.
The lack of willingness to address instances of micro and/or macro aggressions has stagnated progress.
