The phrase "addressed on this" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been discussed or mentioned in a specific context, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The issues addressed on this topic require further investigation."
Alternatives: "discussed in this" or "covered in this".
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(Some have gone further and suggested, with scant evidence, that Hagel is anti-Semitic a chanti-Semitic anie Bruchargeressed on this site).
Kakil was one of many international artists to have been refused entry to the UK over the last year as part of a shocking trend recently addressed on this blog by Lyn Gardner.
This issue is addressed on this paper by applying a minimum criterion distance based on the Mahalanobis distance derived from a Bayesian classification approach, this makes the main contribution.
Prof. David Cutler of Harvard recently addressed, on this blog, concerns about possibly adverse tax effects, saying, "Additional data from Massachusetts, where a state law was the precursor to the Affordable Care Act, suggests that the fears are overblown" and "at this point the evidence overwhelmingly suggests no need for major worry".
It meant so much seeing this important issue addressed on this scale with such a huge audience.
But there's also a whole crop of H2O-oriented problems right here in the developed world that no one has yet to address on this critical awareness day.
They just deliver it to your house now and there's a whole different set of issues that we aggressively need to address on this.
The rapid modeling technique developed in this study addresses on image-based designing technique to create a patient-specific cast.
Don Unger will run a makeup session dedicated to addressing questions on this assignment, on Monday 15 March , 11-12 in 12-134.
Daly addressed this on "Oprah's Next Chapter," saying, "What does it mean to be successful?
