The phrase "addressed long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been discussed or dealt with for an extended period, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The issues we addressed long have finally been resolved."
Alternatives: "discussed at length" or "dealt with extensively."
Potential problems with Chinese censors are usually identified and addressed long before the film's opening.
The question of the sentencing transcript should have been addressed long before Mr. Herrington was released from prison, Mr. Barket said, because he had constantly requested it and insisted that he had been wronged.
Judge Bell, as he was almost always addressed long after his 15 years of service on the federal bench, embodied more than a few of the clichés of Southern gentlemen of the law, with his small-town background, a manner that was often called courtly, self-deprecating humor, a gift for persuasion and an instinct for politics.
Councillor Joe McManners, who specialises in housing need, said the new rules addressed long standing issues that had not been properly tackled.
Appropriate instructional strategies that address areas in need of improvement must be quickly addressed long before testing occurs.
Given the incredible speed with which the aviation industry has grown and continues to grow -- especially in Asia -- these seem like basic questions that should have been addressed long ago.
However, research on intermodality has mainly addressed long-distance traffic or specific combinations.
Reforms begun in the 1990s addressed long-standing problems of inefficiency, corruption, and unfilled vacancies.
Beginning in the summer of 1524, large numbers of peasants in southwestern Germany staged a series of uprisings that were partly inspired by Luther's reform proposals, though they also addressed long-standing economic and political grievances.
In a news release dated Dec. 13, Broadwater said it was disappointed that the group had "taken a decision on the project in this early stage of a multiyear process to identify impacts, benefits and potential ways to achieve a balance that addressed long-term energy needs of the region".
METHODS: A number of studies have addressed long-term mortality with nuclear viability imaging in patients with impaired left ventricular function and significant coronary artery disease.
