The phrase "addressed instead of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something was dealt with or discussed in place of something else.
Example: "The issue was addressed instead of being ignored, which led to a productive discussion."
Alternatives: "tackled in place of" or "discussed rather than".
Multi-hop sensor networks could be addressed instead of single-hop networks.
Some weak and strong compactness are addressed instead of the weak continuity since the condition of weak continuity is usually not easy to verify.
These are the important and difficult questions that would need to be addressed instead of making comparisons on a universal set of variables, which may not universally apply.
North Dakota Rep. Corey Mock (D-Grand Forks) said he believes education about gun safety needs to be addressed, instead of new restrictions.
To him, social resilience after a catastrophe is just another question for scientists to address, instead of leaving it to dystopian writers and doomsday preppers.
The supers were greeted by Mrs. de Kleinman's assistants Thomas Stats and Joy Lenters, who asked their building addresses instead of their names.
If you are trying to authenticate using your address instead of your account number, please make sure to enter your postal code without any spaces.
For example, she said, many residents use their neighborhoods in their mailing addresses: Instead of Queens, their mail is sent to Long Island City, Jamaica, Flushing and so forth.
"Major web sites [should] switch to secure HTTPS web addresses instead of the less secure HTTP protocol," he told Reuters in a Manhattan coffee shop.
Most of the time, the I.P. addresses will yield matches that simply give the location of the company (often an Internet service provider) that obtained the address instead of the individual using it, so other techniques are also employed.
