The phrase "addressed wall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a wall that has been specifically mentioned or discussed, often in relation to a letter or communication.
Example: "The architect pointed to the addressed wall in the blueprints, indicating where the new window would be installed."
Alternatives: "designated wall" or "specified wall".
Hillary Clinton, saying Donald Trump's plan for a border wall to keep out immigrants that Mexico will pay for is "a fantasy" Mar. 9, 2016, 8 09 p.m. Sanders addressed Wall Street and student debt in his closing statement, and for it, gets a standing ovation.
Many concerned with avoiding another financial crisis argue that these root causes have not been addressed; Wall Street continues to operate with moral hazard and Congress continues to have difficulty policing those on whom it relies to get re-elected to office.
Will the new rule be tweaked to address Wall Street's concerns?
In other words, move fast to address Wall Street's lack of confidence in your stock.
He can address Wall Street, the market, interest rates, white-collar crime, housing, the dollar and corporate governance.
The New York Fed wants to fix the big bank culture without addressing Wall Street's culpability in soaring inequality.
The candidate that fails to seriously address Wall Street accountability, the housing crisis and our economy, will be the candidate that loses.
There's been a proliferation of handwringing and philosophizing about what caused the economic collapse, why there was little impetus to aggressively address a rotting subprime industry, why our politicians were too lazy, slow, or indifferent to do something to address Wall Street's broken ways.
Watching from the floor Monday, it was hard not to reflect on how poorly suited Clinton who seems just as comfortable getting paid to address Wall Street bankers as she is tugging at progressive heartstrings is for this populist moment in the Democratic Party.
Late last year he addressed Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York.
If the pressure is not adequately addressed, the walls can collapse or crumble.
