The phrase "addressed their thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone has considered or responded to their own or others' ideas or feelings.
Example: "In the meeting, the team addressed their thoughts on the new project proposal, ensuring everyone's opinions were heard."
Alternatives: "expressed their thoughts" or "voiced their thoughts".
They then debate the main issues raised by the White House's decision to allow a Dubai-owned company to operate American ports, and write an opinion paper that addresses their thoughts before and after the debate.
They were also taught how to address their thoughts in new ways – in particular, how to differentiate between "naturally arising thoughts" (like, "hmm, I have a paper due tomorrow) and "elaborating" trains of thoughts (like, "hmm, what if I screw up the paper, fail the class, don't graduate, and can't get a job?!"), which we all do from time to time.
When advising migraine patients on prophylaxis it is important to explicitly address their underlying thoughts and emotions, and to consider the intervention at an appropriate moment in the course of the patient's migraine experience.
It is that they seemed never to have given a moment's thought, as they addressed their audiences, to the consequences of stuffing so much flammable resentment into such tiny bottles.
With the community still buzzing over the Glendale High football team's 54-19 win over Hoover in Friday night's "Battle for the Victory Bell," both schools' coaches addressed the club with their thoughts on the game.
Insist on a top management team member address the group and share their thoughts and provide assurance that the feedback will be used to rebuild the plan more effectively.
They also addressed your thoughts on the growth in the number of runners in the marathon coming at the expense of other, better runners.
Payne addressed his thoughts to Andreessen because Andreessen represents the Valley — both in its soaring vision and in its tendency to treat people as a fungible mass.
Following the development of insight using hypnosis, some children concluded that their worries might be addressed with the thoughts and plans listed in Table 4.
A true compromise is one in which both partners feel that their thoughts and feelings are addressed while adhering to real constraints: feasibility, time, cost, etc. Lighten up.
