The phrase "addressed it was" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It is an unusual construction and may be used in very formal or archaic contexts, but it is generally not recommended for modern usage.
Example: "The issue was addressed it was during the meeting."
Alternatives: "it was addressed" or "it was discussed."
The department's education board said that because some concerns were raised during the meeting that its attorney hadn't addressed, it was not able to come to a decision.
"This issue was addressed; it was addressed in a bipartisan fashion.
After all the questions about chlorpyrifos were addressed, "it was very clear to me that we could not meet the required statutory finding of a 'reasonable certainty of no harm,' " Mr. Jones said.
The influence of rock joint orientations on the arrangement of boreholes in the curtain system was addressed; it was concluded that the boreholes should be arranged perpendicularly to the dominant joints to obtain a system with good performance.
The honorific 'captain' is now all too glibly used in Egypt but when Mahmoud el Gohary was respectfully addressed, it was a title that fitted perfectly.
If a peace deal is agreed to but the issue of southern secession is not addressed — it was not on the agenda in Kuwait — the end of the civil war in the north could lead into yet another civil war over secession that envelops the entire country, pitting forces backed by two regional U.S. allies against each other.
Unfortunately, until many faults are addressed, it is, despite all the headlines, effectively unplayable.
In so far as any of these problems can be effectively addressed, it is through cooperation.
If these issues are addressed, it is expected that the performance of the thin film cells will be substantially improved.
And when they are addressed, it's by defensive interviewees, most male.
When stability is addressed, it is often confused, even equated, with reliability.
