The phrase "addressed it will be" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The issue will be addressed it will be resolved by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "it will be addressed" or "it will be handled."
"I believe the safety issues will continue to grow, and those who can assure consumers that they are concerned about it and are doing what they can to address it will be rewarded in the marketplace," he says.
When President Obama enters the House chamber on Wednesday night to deliver his first official State of the Union address, it will be a moment of great challenge and opportunity.
That will give you an informational box that includes "Internet headers"–if the person's e-mail service leaks their IP address, it will be there, in parentheses after their email address.
Look for the IP or IPv4 address; it will be 4 sets of digits separated by ".".
If global warming and sea ice depletion is to be addressed, it will require global action, the report says.
Unless the problem is addressed, it will lead to "conflict, and possible succession".
If the aging challenge is not addressed, it will probably result in a human resource for health crisis in rural China in the near future.
Addressing it will likely be a priority for legislators as soon as they come back to DC after the holiday break.
Below I've summarized some of the specific improvements and do raise two additional points – the second of these points should definitely be addressed because it will be raised by others knowledgeable about the specific patterns of mutations observed in drug-resistant isolates.
To address this, it will be possible to use a new generation of minimal binary vectors designed for use with CPMV-HT that allow both chains to be expressed together [43].
