The phrase "addressed trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where trade issues or topics have been discussed or dealt with.
Example: "The report highlighted the various challenges that were addressed in trade negotiations between the two countries."
Alternatives: "discussed trade" or "tackled trade".
This study aims at analyzing the research landscape that have explicitly addressed trade-offs management for self-adaptive software architectures, to obtain a comprehensive overview on the current state of research on this specialized area.
"It's something we do seriously have to address," Trade Minister Simon Crean said Monday.
After ministers address trade union conferences, they usually head for the door as fast as they can.
Campbell, en route to a conference in Denmark to address trade union leaders about New Labour on Thursday of last week, denied asking for Omaar's withdrawal.
It has been agreed NI Water management will address trade unions through a specific contact.
It addresses trade offs between budget constraints, stocking objectives, available water resources, and production technologies.
This leaves the question unanswered whether commitments under mega-regional Agreements addressing trade issues and twenty-first-century challenges are next-generation regional Agreements, and if such commitments are likely to impact on policy space of developing countries.
The Environmental Defense Fund's international climate program director Jennifer Haverkamp suggested that addressing trade barriers and improving commercial diplomacy is important to the U.S. clean energy economy.
Other governments in the region may consider the establishment of their own ministerial level and intergovernmental bodies with a mandate to address trade and health related issues.
