The phrase "addressed lightly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that is treated in a casual or non-serious manner.
Example: "The speaker addressed lightly the concerns raised by the audience, opting for a more humorous approach."
Alternatives: "touched on lightly" or "mentioned casually".
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Despite the importance, the topic is lightly addressed in code smell evaluations.
He lightly addressed his personal experiences with racism on "Yeezus" and "The Life of Pablo".
The president has addressed the subject only lightly, but it's time that he make this an all-out campaign.
The movie lightly addresses other issues.
The service was held to commemorate Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan, and Ivory was particularly struck by the inclusive nature of the imam's address: The imam looked down at some papers on the lectern and began addressing us in lightly accented English: "My dear Muslim brothers and sisters, welcome!
Donohue didn't take her comments lightly, addressing her directly in his article to say, "Jenny, listen to Bill: If you know of any shortcuts on how to "get smart," please test them on yourself before contacting the Holy Father".
What is lightly referred to but not directly addressed in this article (Perspective, Sept. 19), and the Mommy/career debate in general, is the needs of the children.
This 1928-31 edition was once lightly revised in 1974 by A. Henrichs, and today presents a number of substantial problems that need to be addressed.
The issue of radiological responsibility in children was recently addressed in the US with the Image Gently, Step Lightly Campaign, focused on the risks of unnecessary and excessive medical radiation exposure from interventional radiology administered to paediatric patients [8].
