The phrase "addressed privately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a matter or communication that is intended to be kept confidential or only shared with a specific individual or group.
Example: "The concerns raised during the meeting will be addressed privately to ensure confidentiality."
Alternatives: "discussed in private" or "handled discreetly".
While I do not necessarily agree that I have waived my right to address private matters privately, I recognize that I have given up any right to complain because none of this would have been an issue if I had conducted myself with greater honor and character.
General Manager Steve Phillips said he was not worked up about Pratt's comments but wished players addressed matters privately instead of publicly.
The committee believes that its continued access to prisoners worldwide is contingent upon confidentiality, and therefore it addresses violations privately with the authorities directly responsible for prisoner treatment and detention.
Address it privately and candidly, encouraging the important practice of accountability.
He will also address supporters privately at a barbecue restaurant in Waukee and meet diners at a Pizza Ranch in Cedar Rapids.
The judge in her town told her that something needed to be done to correct their family's problems, but that they must address it privately.
He last privately addressed Republican lawmakers as a group at the party's policy retreat in Philadelphia in late January and has met with small groups of members on several occasions since.
Walker, who earlier this month declined to discuss the incident, said Monday that he was there when Lisanti used the slur and addressed it with her privately.
Asked about this, Mr. Shaftari said he had decided to address the victims privately.
"I plan to address personal issues privately and will not be commenting or joining any public discussion". The 80-year-old Domenici retired in 2008 after six terms, citing a degenerative brain disease.
