The phrase "addressed speedily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a matter or issue that has been dealt with quickly or efficiently.
Example: "The concerns raised by the community were addressed speedily by the local authorities."
Alternatives: "handled promptly" or "resolved quickly".
Oral poetry was the literary form that most speedily addressed those events; much of it was spontaneously composed in Cairo's Tahrir Square, which was the centre of the uprising in Egypt.
As a practical matter, then, how can you most efficiently and speedily address a parent who is failing to abide by a court order that awards you certain parenting time?
Animal research centers have to register with the federal government, keep track of subject numbers, have unannounced spot inspections and address problems speedily or risk closing, none of which is true in human research, Mr. Caplan said.
Sir Harry speedily re-energised it with a revamped design, sharper reporting and editorials that addressed local issues.
Even though Pvc-aCO2 can be easily obtained and speedily usable in the emergency room, the point about whether Pvc-aCO2 and mixed venous carbon dioxide pressure (Pv-aCO2 in our study) are really interchangeable should be addressed in future studies.
Where a violation of federal or provincial ethical, legislative, or legal standards has occurred, including but not limited to those related to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, CAIR calls upon all stakeholders to address and remedy the situation as speedily as possible.
Like so many eruptions of controversy and anger that rage on social media and cable news, 84 Lumber's ad registered as a minor, though widely seen, political oddity amid far more tangible problems and a new president working speedily — for better or for worse — to address them.
Though holding the trials will address a shameful failure of the American government to deliver due process speedily, it will not solve all of the problems evident at Guantánamo.
When they undertake to "address the issue of … " you can be sure that nothing much will happen, and that said issue will speedily be kicked into the long grass.
