The phrase "addressed patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific patterns that have been dealt with or focused on in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed the addressed patterns of consumer behavior over the last decade."
Alternatives: "examined patterns" or "discussed patterns".
Few studies have addressed patterns of spatial or temporal distribution of rocky-shore organisms at the community level [139] [144].
One scheme addressed patterns of change in alcohol use, as reported by interviewees.
An earlier study [ 41] addressed patterns across the Great Lakes using mitochondrial (mt) DNA control region sequences, whose geographic scope is extended here to accompany the μsat data set and includes new information from the Canadian Shield lakes for both data sets.
The book also addresses patterns of excessive alcohol consumption in today's demand-limited nutritional environments that provide essentially unlimited access to booze.
"Continued use of the audit process will enable the division to deflect further outside criticism concerning its perceived lack of prior effort addressing patterns of enforcement," Sergeant Gilbert wrote in a memorandum to Colonel Williams.
Studies addressing patterns and trends in red blood cell transfusion use in US hemodialysis patients surprisingly have received little attention in the last decade.
Interventions aimed at reducing HIV/STD risk for adolescent girls need to address patterns of dominance and control in adolescent relationships as well as multiple forms of partner violence.
MortgageIT's failure to read the audit reports from its outside vendor prevented MortgageIT from taking appropriate actions to address patterns of ongoing underwriting violations.
As part of the off week, USC's coaching staff has extra time to address patterns of weakness with the team.
Our results demonstrate trends in abstinence at a macro level and we do not address patterns of abstinence within individuals.
In addition, we address patterns of cryptic diversity and microendemism using species delimitation methods, with taxonomic and conservation implications.
