The phrase "addressed the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where someone has acknowledged or dealt with a specific time-related issue or topic.
Example: "During the meeting, she addressed the time constraints we were facing for the project deadline."
Alternatives: "discussed the timing" or "tackled the issue of time".
The self-organizing map (SOM) addressed the time and toxic effects efficiently.
In his interview, Sam addressed the time limitation of the examined lesson, mentioning it as a restrictive factor in his teaching.
Existing research results have addressed the time delay in networked systems from two aspects: one is to determine an admissible upper bound of the time delay for which a prescribed performance can be guaranteed; the other is to design filtering algorithm for a given time delay to meet certain performance requirements.
While the specific hepatitis C questionnaire addressed the time period prior to seroconversion, the broader KABaSTI questionnaire aimed at the twelve months before study participation, a time frame not exclusively preceding HCV co-infection.
The present study addressed the time course of cognitive processing during temporal discounting.
In this study, we have addressed the time interval between a physiological trigger and ICU admission.
This survey also addressed the times of day at which the children were perceived by their parents to be affected by their ADHD (Table 1).
Any attempt would certainly have to address the time constraints put on the artists.
"As we have customers in over 55 countries around the world email is used more than telephone to address the time difference," he says.
This work addresses the time history analysis of structures subjected to dynamic loads using high performance computing environments.
However, we used six scenarios and five questions per scenario because this test structure needed less time and could better address the time limitations of our consultant participants.
