The phrase 'addressed referring' is not correct or usable in written English
To use it correctly, you would need to replace it with the phrase 'referencing.' For example: "In his letter, John addressed his concerns by referencing past incidents."
The overall behaviour of the technique is addressed referring to several benchmark examples.
Axial shear force bending moment interaction is addressed referring to a nonlinear 3D yield surface, appropriately linearized to form a convex polyhedron.
Some topics of current interest will be addressed, referring to recent work on the fatigue behaviours of materials of ultrafine grain size, metal-matrix composites, a cast magnesium alloy and, finally, the high-temperature fatigue of monocrystalline nickel-base superalloys.
Several specific issues need to be addressed referring to Chinese river crab.
In Europe and South America, for example, adolescent students training in normal schools to become primary-school teachers are generally addressed, referred to, and treated as children, while their counterparts in university preparatory schools are addressed as adults.
A spokeswoman in Kemp's office, where the letter was addressed, referred questions to Kemp's campaign, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
In these cases, or in any situation that you're not comfortable addressing, refer the person to HR or an employee assistance program (EAP).
I know a lot of really good scientists at NASA, and at N.O.A.A., and at our major universities," President Barack Obama put it a few few months ago, in his State of the Union address, referring to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Setting foot on Recto Bank is no different from setting foot on Recto Avenue," he said in a recent state of the union address, referring to an oil-rich area 80 miles from Palawan and a prominent thoroughfare in Manila.
This week Mr Bush gave a somewhat defensive state-of-the-union address, referring often to the Democrats' attacks on his record, and advising America to keep the same leadership to see through the war on terrorism (see article).
"Time has passed over socialist agriculture and its loyalists who have outlived socialism," Mr. Orban said in a recent address, referring to both the former communist regime and opposition socialists who were the governing Fidesz party's main adversaries before it won a two-thirds majority in Parliament in 2010.
