The phrase "addressed outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been directed or sent to an external location or entity.
Example: "The concerns raised in the meeting were addressed outside of the regular agenda."
Alternatives: "discussed externally" or "handled outside".
Soon after, there came heralds from Dionysius bringing Dion letters from the women of his family, and one addressed outside, "To his father, from Hipparinus;" this was the name of Dion's son, though Timaeus says, he was, from his mother Arete's name, called Aretaeus; but I think credit is rather to be given to Timonides's report, who was his father's fellow-soldier and confidant.
This issue is best addressed outside the deficit framework.
These are legitimate concerns, but best addressed outside the trade status legislation.
Some critical problems may need to be addressed outside of the scheduled maintenance window; customers will be notified as necessary.
PROSPECTS FOR THIRD BASE The Yankees have not yet addressed outside possibilities to replace Alex Rodriguez at third base, Brian Cashman said, but Cashman said he has told second baseman Robinson Canó that he believed Canó can play third.
He asserts that religious discourse in the public arena can offer a way for such environmental issues as biodiversity, pollution, and population to be addressed outside the realm of special-interest politics.
But this appointment will do little to address outside shareholders' worry that Mike Ashley, 55% shareholder and owner, has too much power.
This is an issue that we should strive to address outside our red state/blue state framework.
A current mailing address outside of the Department must be included.
But that letter did not address the outside salesman exemption.
From its beginnings, R.E.M. has veered between murmuring to itself and addressing the outside world.
