The phrase "addressed the position of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or referring to a specific stance, viewpoint, or role in a formal context, such as in reports or academic writing.
Example: "The report addressed the position of the committee on climate change policies."
Alternatives: "discussed the stance of" or "tackled the viewpoint of".
I then addressed the position of Dean Richards whose resignation was accepted.
"The scheme addressed the position of individuals who, through Sinn Féin, put their names forward," Mr Hain said.
Several studies have addressed the position of citrullinated autoepitopes in human fibrinogen [ 4, 7, 9, 15, 16].
He also addressed the positions of some major philosophers of Shiraz, who remain little known even to specialists studying Islamic philosophy, such as Mir Ghiyath al-Din Mansur Dashtaki (d. 948 and1541) and Shams al-Din Muhammad Khafri (d. ca. 957 AH/1550).
At the time, they were trying to address the position of Christie Whitman, then governor, that a one-team arena in Newark was economically doomed and therefore not eligible for state financial support.
A Taliban rhetoric of peace would require addressing the position of the Taliban's amir, peace as a desirable state, the need for cohesiveness and unity in support of peace, celebration of the withdrawal of foreign troops, Islamic credentials of the government in Kabul, protection of those who sacrificed for the Taliban, peace as conclusion of the jihad, and the new role for the Taliban's cadres.
This definition implies the adoption of special policies and measures addressing the position of migrant workers both within unions and in the wider social sphere, in the labour market, and in the workplace.
He began by addressing the position of the state of Illinois, who argued that there is never a Compulsory Process Clause concern when preclusion of a witness is used as a discovery sanction.
We had previously used the yeast Cytosine deaminase (PDB ID 1P6O, chain A) to address the position of the extra helix and the correct direction of β4 and β5.
Stringaris reviews the relationship of irritability with psychopathology and adverse outcomes and addresses the position of irritability in psychiatric nosology.
