The phrase "addressed specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been directed or focused on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The concerns raised in the meeting were addressed specifically in the follow-up report."
Alternatives: "targeted directly" or "focused specifically".
This needs to be considered and addressed specifically when evaluating climate change impacts on the scale of specific protected areas [ 53].
Ideological blocs get their grease, too: Western progressives, Northern liberals, all these groups have to be addressed specifically, not only in terms of their economic interests but also of their specific identities.
This point has been addressed specifically.
If an email is not addressed specifically to you, most likely, it's spam.
Within each section, fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, graphene, and composite materials will be addressed specifically.
These are the kinds of everyday, life-and-death questions that are addressed specifically for women in this concise guide.
It was Peg and Gene Mullen's message to the silent majority, addressed specifically to their fellow "fathers and mothers of Iowa".
The pope is the first of some 25 Christian figures addressed specifically in the 29-page letter, titled "A Common Word Between Us and You".
A letter from the South African Football Association in 2008 was addressed specifically to Valcke and contained detailed information about how the payment – claimed to be for a "Diaspora Legacy Programme" – should be processed.
Finally, the coolability questions are discussed with respect to the different concepts in general and those addressed specifically in the present contributions.
A year ago during fashion week he ended his show with a parade of models in a variety of message tees that seemed addressed specifically to the policies of the new president ("I am an immigrant"; "The future is female").
