The phrase "addressed with the request" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a matter or issue that has been dealt with or responded to in relation to a specific request.
Example: "The concerns raised by the team were addressed with the request for additional resources."
Alternatives: "responded to in the request" or "handled in the request".
In Bucharest, Dan Stoenescu, the Romanian minister-delegate for Romanians abroad – there are an estimated 220,000 Romanians and Bulgarians in the UK – said some of London's requests "need to be addressed with the maximum attention.
In January 2014 the GPs who had been addressed with a request for EAS were personally contacted to assess whether EAS had been performed.
If phone numbers are no longer valid at follow-up, an email or letter will be sent to the last known home address with the request to contact the research team.
While each of the cloud service API requests can be addressed with certain service operation specification data, a mapping can be implemented between the API and respected operation specifications.
In run-throughs of each piece, he addressed the singers with requests, and occasionally cajoled them: "Basses, can you really lead the sound?" he asked during the Beethoven warm-up.
Or, better yet, the administration could have just issued a new "interim" rule with language that addressed the judge's request for more detailed explanation.
Hardin said another issue he planned to address with Congress was its request for a tape of an interview his investigators did with McNamee last month, the day before the release of the Mitchell report.
Sivan Weizman, a spokeswoman for the Israeli Prison Service, said that a team was working to address the requests and would meet again with the prisoners' leaders within a few days.
Gore addressed the hall to request that "we #occupydemocracy".
The USDA agreed with the request, stating "it is granting your petition and is developing a proposed rule that addresses the issue of humane handling".
We, therefore, sent two questionnaires to each address with a request for the addressee to give the additional questionnaire to any other adult living at the same address.
