The phrase "addressed per" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts to indicate that something is addressed according to specific guidelines or instructions.
Example: "The report was addressed per the client's specifications to ensure all requirements were met."
Alternatives: "according to" or "in accordance with".
But that does not mean there are not other threats out there that also need to be addressed, per missile defense".
As with the ISO analysis, Table 4 includes the average percentage of sub-controls addressed per control.
Hence, they do not appear in Figure 3 which contains information about the SE areas and techniques addressed per research groups.
Tables 4 and 5 detail the average percentage of sub-controls addressed per control, providing an insight into which sub-controls were not addressed.
Figures 1 and 2 show the total number of sub-controls addressed per control for each of ISO/IEC 27002 and the CIS CSC.
Each module lasts six to seven weeks and eight problems are addressed per module.
This study highlights the utility of address terms for purposes other than addressing per se, and more generally the incremental and interactive realization of turns at talk in ordinary conversation.
Although the modelling incorporates both deaths and increased costs per capita due to complications as patients age, it does not address per capita cost changes for pharmaceutical costs or costs of GP compliance with guidelines.
The taxonomy of these species is not well resolved, in that populations with intermediate phenotypes and phenotypic divergence across geographic distances have not yet been adequately addressed (Schelly, pers. comm).
One question I would have liked to see addressed: Per Silver's model, if the categories of approval ratings and the national economic performance are still unimproved (or if they worsen) by the 2012 election, Obama will not be able to defeat Romney, given the latter's moderate ideological score.
We address the PER-based LA problem of choosing the best possible MCS to maximize the total throughput of TCP flows.
