The phrase "addressed the importance of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic where someone has highlighted or emphasized the significance of a particular issue or concept.
Example: "In her speech, she addressed the importance of environmental conservation for future generations."
Alternatives: "highlighted the significance of" or "emphasized the value of".
Pope Benedict XVI addressed the importance of their mission while visiting the Little Sisters in London in September 2010.
InCHARGE addressed the importance of annual dilated comprehensive examination and strategies reducing barriers to care.
In addition, the guidance addressed the importance of policies and procedures related to cybersecurity disclosures, including insider trading.
Meanwhile, Roger Ross Williams, Rodney Evans and Patrik-Ian Polk addressed the importance of developing more LGBT-focused narratives in black cinema.
His voice would rise to exhortation when he addressed the importance of decent and affordable housing and the need for more of it.
Responding to student questions, he also addressed the importance of neutrality and the mixed blessing of the FMCS's lack of enforcement power.
They have also addressed the importance of using physically consistent drag coefficients when performing aerodynamic calculations to improve analysis and validate theories.
"Risking the Galápagos" (editorial, Aug. 20) addressed the importance of finding a balance between tourist access and conservation in Ecuador's Galápagos Islands, but let's not forget about the issues surrounding the islands' 25,000 inhabitants.
We concluded the review with a comparison of the different techniques discussed and addressed the importance of nanotechnology in the race to build improved batteries.
This study addressed the importance of cellulase activity distribution in cellulosic biomass fermentation, and provided theoretical foundation for the leading role of biofilm in cellulose degradation.
Although, integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) has theoretically addressed the importance of cultural ecosystems, cultural resources have mostly been overlooked in holistic coastal management plans.
