The phrase "addressed to time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is relevant or directed towards a specific time period or moment.
Example: "The project was designed to be addressed to time, ensuring that it meets the needs of the current generation."
Alternatives: "pertaining to time" or "related to time".
By Fred Birmingham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 2 , 1938P. 7 Incidental Intelligence: Since Magazine Time took over the Literary Digest, the Time circulation department, faithful to the old Digest mailing list, has sent out every week a nice, fresh copy of Time addressed to Time.
When Howard's co-workers hire a private investigator (Ann Dowd) who discovers he's been writing bitter letters addressed to "Time," "Love" and "Death," a personification of each greets him in the flesh.
The emails protesting the comfort women's memorial, which have also been addressed to Times editors and reporters, generally don't deny that the brothels existed.
The verse is supple in its movement, especially when recording the speaker's direct address to Time.
Q: What do you advise patients and groups you address to do at holiday time?
An issue we failed to address due to time constraints was bounding the cursors motions on the edges of the screen.
Multivariable Cox regression models addressed time to recurrence and cancer-specific mortality.
Univariable and multivariable Cox regression models addressed time to recurrence and cancer-specific mortality after RC.
However, isolation scores in an Australian index could be weighted sufficiently to address travel time to services greater than four hours.
Another drugmaker's complaint won't be addressed in time to delay the execution, according to the Lincoln Journal-Star.
They can also save their work and home addresses so they can type "work" or "home" instead of entering the address to save time when searching for directions.
