The phrase "addressed needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific requirements or concerns that have been acknowledged and dealt with in a particular context.
Example: "The program was designed to meet the addressed needs of the community, ensuring that all voices were heard."
Alternatives: "identified needs" or "recognized needs".
Mr. Ratha discovered two more aspects: By cutting out institutions and (often corrupt) governments, remittances more nimbly addressed needs like raising birthweight or lowering number of school drop-outs.
To perform a simulation experiment, first the question or the pattern to be addressed needs to be formulated.
This paper analyzes the function and performance of a new heavy load high voltage circuit breaker, and addressed needs of being quick, accurate and stable.
Although various copolymerization methods have addressed needs of different applications, release of acidic degradation products, processing difficulties and limited range of mechanical properties remains as major disadvantages of this family of polymers.
The Tide addressed needs in the secondary and the offensive line, and they also improved their pass rush as well.
A minority of women are at higher risk of adverse events [ 6] and inadequate adjustment [ 23] during this transition, yet few interventions identified in the literature have addressed needs beyond direct physical and psychological health outcomes [ 3].
This was an opportunity to address needs that had been neglected for decades.
Likewise, memory addressing needs (probabilistically) encrypted addresses to be translated back to (deterministic) physical memory addresses.
Instead, look for companies with a differentiated borrower channel strategy addressing needs beyond refinancing.
Initiate ways to assist each other in addressing needs and challenges.
Many donors provide sectoral funds to address needs in Cambodia.
