The phrase "addressed major issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or problems that have been dealt with or resolved in a particular context, such as reports, discussions, or analyses.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the recent challenges and successfully addressed major issues affecting the community."
Alternatives: "tackled significant problems" or "resolved key concerns".
Under Chair White's leadership, the Commission strengthened protections for investors and the markets through transformative rulemakings that addressed major issues highlighted by the financial crisis.
The Programme was thus relevant in the sense that it addressed major issues identified in the Situation Analyses.
The original design of the Country Programme of 1995 was in line with government and UNICEF policies and strategies at that time and addressed major issues identified in a Situation Analysis carried in 1994.
In Jakarta, Indonesia, the city started exploring how citizens could help address major issues including flooding and congestion.
Silicon Valley has noble goals, applying technological solutions to address major issues like climate change, farm animal welfare and food security.
Beyond the campus Dr. Crow was an influential figure in addressing major issues of genetics and shaping public policy toward them.
The Cabinet will have to address major issues including rising unemployment, a banking crisis and global fears of a surge in Japanese exports helped by a weak yen.
However the aim of the paper is to present some interesting approaches that address major issues and problems of international design.
The Columbia Global Center - South Asia hosts projects in health and education, as well as distinguished lecture and working paper series which address major issues of the city, country and region.
This project focuses specifically on novel uses of multi-year remote sensing data to address major issues in national and international agriculture.
STANFORD, California — The talks that begin on Friday in California between President Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, offer a unique opportunity for the two leaders to forge a personal relationship and frankly address major issues.
