The phrase "addressed task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific task that has been dealt with or discussed.
Example: "The team successfully completed the addressed task during the meeting."
Alternatives: "assigned task" or "discussed task".
This paper addresses task scheduling in reconfigurable computing for these kinds of applications.
My favorite app, Evernote, hasn't addressed tasks yet.
Two items addressed task-oriented leadership: (1) "The supervisor tells exactly how, where, and when to perform tasks" (specific instructions), and (2) "The supervisor gives general directions on how to complete tasks" (global instructions).
Surprisingly, patient satisfaction was higher with general nurses (as compared to NPs or NPs with higher degree/extra courses), but the two very small studies showing this effect addressed tasks for very special conditions such as incontinence and family planning.
While addressing task (T_{k}), we simply refer to (D_{k}) random-keys contained in the chromosome.
In addition, this study compared monologic tasks that have the same content between the two modes to address task as a potential confounding factor.
Behavioral analysis of temporal polyethism within honeybee colonies usually addresses task allocation in terms of the visually observable activity like cell cleaning (days 1 3), nursing (days 4 12), food processing and nest maintenance (days 13 20), and foraging (days >20) [38] [43].
This is the first auction method that includes the physical interference effects and that can determine the coalition size during the execution time to address tasks with deadlines.
Likewise, robot collectives have the ability to address tasks beyond the reach of single robots, and promise more efficient parallel operation and greater robustness due to redundancy.
Designing an automation architecture so that the AI and ML are addressing tasks that have a good fit for their capabilities and create business impact.
