The phrase "addressed part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or component that has been discussed or dealt with in a conversation or document.
Example: "In the report, the addressed part regarding the budget allocation was particularly insightful."
Alternatives: "discussed section" or "mentioned portion".
The governor addressed part of the issue in his $99.8 billion budget, pressing legislators to change the way they dole out school aid and increasing education aid statewide by $147 million, to $14.6 billion (though Assembly Democrats and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg have asserted that the governor actually reduced aid to New York City, a charge the Pataki administration denies).
The experience lacks so many things: transparency, fairness, timeliness and so on that solutions to date have only addressed part of the problem.
British Cycling - the UK's governing body for cycling - said it appreciated Volvo's efforts, but added that they only addressed part of the problem.
Wal-Mart has addressed part of the problem of an over-stored U.S. by expanding horizontally into groceries and the Internet and by acquiring wholesalers such as AmeriServe.
But as the team developed the property risk model for their partners, they realized that it only addressed part of the lead poisoning problem.
Cho et al. addressed part of the problem in [16] by proposing an analysis which can be used to derive optimal frequencies allocated to the serial and parallel regions in an application, i.e., non-uniform frequency over time.
At best it addresses part of the Palestinian condition on part of the land.
"As tough as this budget is, it only addresses part of our deficit problem," he said.
To address part of these questions, HIV-derived vectors have been engineered to be nonintegrating.
Many security experts and executives applauded the move, but said that it could only address part of the problem.
Investment in infrastructure, especially through short-term maintenance programmes, could address part of the youth unemployment challenge.
