The phrase "addressed on time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something was done in a timely manner. For example: "The letter was addressed on time and arrived at its destination on time as well."
Free energy projections that preserve barriers and rates can be obtained from the network representation, and global kinetics can be addressed on the experimental time scale.
Some of the problems we need to address are on time-scale too large for us to appreciate intuitively.
He said Australia would be judged as a nation on how it addressed, this time, the issue of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in detention.
A total of 1894 subjects completed surveys that addressed time spent on NYC streets as part of our street fair sampling methodology.
The results are interesting in two aspects: on one hand, PathNER could contribute to prioritising pathways for curation (e.g. most frequent ones; most recent or most cited) and thus help address the limitations on time and resources available to carry out the curation.
Content on demand is being addressed this time around with PlayOn and DLNA support.
None of this reality is addressed by focusing on that one time Trump mocked a single disabled person.
Notwithstanding, implementing strategies such as specific appointments to discuss patients' medicines, broadening of paid medicine reviews, and delivery and reinforcement of information by all healthcare professionals involved in the care of a patient, may partly address the time burden on practitioners.
Any attempt would certainly have to address the time constraints put on the artists.
Are most Sri Lankans, like Miss Saraswati, determined to move on and reluctant to address that time?
Although the positive effects of multichannel and conventional FES on the affected lower extremity have been demonstrated in several studies [ 14– 16], few have addressed time-dependent stimulation based on the normal gait pattern and compared the effects.
