The phrase "addressed officials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to officials who have been spoken to or communicated with regarding a specific matter.
Example: "The report was submitted to the addressed officials for their review and feedback."
Alternatives: "contacted officials" or "notified officials".
Short-term manpower shortages were being addressed, officials said, by having firefighters work extra shifts and by making use of many volunteers.
Jeff Kent, the party committeeman from Washington State, offered perhaps the most ferocious tribute to the president, brandishing his red "Make America Great Again" hat as he addressed officials.
When problems are identified, they are promptly addressed, officials say.
May headed to the home office after cabinet to address officials and say goodbye.
She then went to the Home Office to address officials on her final day at the helm of the department.
Addressing officials inside the administrative quarters of Harmondsworth immigration removal centre, he told them he could no longer cope.
"That would enable community residents to gather on a regular basis to address officials of the Sanitation Department about issues of concern," said Mr. Hylton, 31.
On Wednesday, Rice flies to Saudi Arabia, and she will address officials from Arab countries in the Persian Gulf region on Thursday in the United Arab Emirates.
Speaking from an outdoor press conference in a muddy Silicon Swamp, i.e. Washington Mall, they will address officials from the government and private industry and offer to serve as exclusive security consultants to the American government.
Remember to address officials correctly; you're addressing the MP as your local MP, so even if they're a Minister, you can say "Dear Ms Bishop", for example, instead of "Dear Minister".[7].
Prosecutors wield a robust set of mechanisms to address official corruption when it does occur.
