The phrase "addressed thus far" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to topics or issues that have been discussed or dealt with up to the current point in a conversation or document.
Example: "The challenges we have addressed thus far have provided valuable insights for our next steps."
Alternatives: "discussed up to this point" or "covered until now".
Visser's careful description of the institutions of collective bargaining along the three dimensions of bargaining coverage, structure, and coordination raises a number of issues, only some of which have been addressed thus far.
It is primarily the perturbation theory, numerical simulation, and integrability issues that have been addressed thus far in such models [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14].
Therefore, it is important to determine miRNA dysregulation and its pathogenic contribution in autoimmune diseases, an aspect not adequately addressed thus far.
The phylogenetic relationships of the Ethiopian endemic monotypic genus Ericabatrachus has been addressed thus far only with phenotypic data and remains contentious.
It is only in mammals that a functional interplay between metabolic flux, SIRT1 and its downstream molecular factors has been addressed, thus far [ 17, 25, 26].
The three-dimensional characteristics of the paravertebral muscles and separate evaluation of the longissimus muscle (LS) have not been addressed in analyses thus far.
To our knowledge, the second question has not been addressed at all thus far.
Proceeds from the calendar's sales are donated to Sport Allies, a U.K. advocacy organization aimed at combating homophobia and gender bias in team sports. . Malcolm said he had not received official word as to why the calendars had been rejected, but that six out of the 23 copies that had been shipped to Russian addresses had thus far been returned.
Many publications addressing the issue thus far, propose changes of consumer behaviour as the solution to fighting food waste.
This problem has not been effectively addressed by researches published thus far.
There is also the possibility of regulation of clusters from within utilizing specific lipids and scaffold proteins, which has scarcely been addressed in the literature thus far [17], but would provide critical details to the construction of an accurate model for clustering.
