The phrase "addressed next" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular topic or issue will be discussed or dealt with immediately following the current subject.
Example: "The budget concerns will be addressed next in our meeting agenda."
Alternatives: "discussed next" or "tackled next".
What should be addressed next (as a follow up of the talks about what's currently being addressed)?
These issues are addressed next, in Section 2.
This doesn't provide any kind of granular control over who you might want to cull from the shared items group (hopefully that will be addressed next), but at least you can move those previously added automatically to just the Suggested list.
Friedman added the team will announce front-office structural changes imminently, but the general manager position will be addressed next offseason.
Look for the slow-play issue to be addressed next at the Masters, in which last year, officials penalized 14-year-old Chinese player Tianlang Guan one stroke for slow play.
The key question to be addressed next is whether PKG activation stimulates sarcKATP channels in cardiomyocytes via intracellular signaling, as our recombinant channel data have implied (see Figs. 1 6), or by phosphorylation of some regulatory protein associated closely with the channel in the plasma membrane, as indirectly inferred from the findings made by Han et al. [26], [27].
3D process is mature enough to address next applications such as radiofrequency, analogic, and photonics.
The group will decide what topic to address next, Gianelli said.
A relevant issue we tried to address next was to shed light on the dominant model at play, regarding the mechanism of bacterial cell-α-HL nanopore association.
It had everything to do with how the Lakers should address next season.
We also suggest that the role of an exosite may be relevant to understanding the roles for and maintenance of a "histone code" which we address next.
