The phrase "addressed land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to land that has been specifically designated or discussed in a particular context, such as legal or environmental discussions.
Example: "The report focused on the addressed land, highlighting the need for conservation efforts in that area."
Alternatives: "designated land" or "specified land".
Our fieldwork and interviews in Ambovombe subprefecture in Androy addressed land use, agropastoralism, livelihood, institutions and their moral basis.
Mr Wen opened the meetings last week with a speech that cut the economic growth target and addressed land and military issues.
The resource presentations covered water and watershed resources, agricultural and rangeland resources, and coastal resources, while the institutional presentations addressed land use regulation, common law remedies, public law enforcement regimes, and "second generation" approaches in energy policy.
Yet there's also an underlying cause that is rarely addressed: land rights, and conflicts over it, problems as enduring as the soil under one's feet, analysts say, complicated by factors present in so many of..
Yet there's also an underlying cause that is rarely addressed: land rights, and conflicts over it, problems as enduring as the soil under one's feet, analysts say, complicated by factors present in so many of Africa's conflicts: years of chaos, fighting and displacement.
Her recent work has addressed land-climate interactions, the global water cycle, Arctic processes, and remote sensing of vegetation biophysical parameters.
The 1974/75 conference addressed land-use policy, regional development, indigenous forest policy, forest legislation, forest industry, afforestation, short-term wood supply and recreational use of forests.
Policies addressing land degradation, and their underlying assumptions, are subject to similar challenges.
However, the United Nations (UN) has yet to address land rights as part of the structural foundations of women's inequality.
The U.S. state of Maryland needs to monitor land use change in order to address land management objectives.
Land use planners, engineers, and waste managers each have vital roles in preventing and addressing land pollution.
