The phrase "addressed video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a video that has been specifically directed towards a particular audience or topic.
Example: "The addressed video provided valuable insights into the company's new policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "targeted video" or "directed video".
However, through extensive simulations, it has been found that in the context of addressed video applications, the M-LWDF scheduler outperforms the others [23] and will be considered for the purpose of capacity analysis in this research.
UPDATE: Aug. 15, 4 51 p.m. -- At a press conference Friday afternoon, Brown's family's attorneys addressed video and images released by the police that allegedly show Brown leaving the convenience store where the robbery took place and shoving a clerk.
Next week he will address video, manuscript and other issues.
It does not address video monitoring or recording.
In Section 2, the state-of-the-art research addressing video quality metrics is addressed, while in Section 3, the model of the proposed metric is presented.
"No platforms address video aggregation at the local level taking a geographic approach to informing its users of the news around them," said Lincoln Cavalieri.
The day after the BBC premiered its woeful Grand Theft Auto drama The Gamechangers, its Horizon strand took a stab at addressing video gaming's (somewhat out-dated) public perception by asking: Are video games really that bad?
This study seeks to contribute to the literature by addressing video laryngoscope use in routine airway management and anesthesiology practice within an active teaching hospital via prospective investigation.
On Friday, Fiji's military leader, Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama, also known as Frank Bainimarama, addressed the video for the first time since it surfaced on YouTube last week.
This problem has recently been addressed in video tone-mapping [11].
Clinton addressed the video in an interview with People magazine.
