The phrase "addressed writing" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing writing that has been directed or focused on a specific audience or purpose.
Example: "The addressed writing in her letter made it clear that she was speaking directly to the concerns of the community."
Alternatives: "targeted writing" or "directed writing".
It was the first course at HGSE that addressed writing.
But he added that the trust the public had in the agencies was in danger of being eroded unless the weaknesses in the laws and in the scrutiny regimes were addressed, writing: "Nothing could be more damaging to this public support than a notion that, in pursuing a broadening vocation, the spies somehow find themselves squinting through lenses not just at the villains, but at the rest of us too".
Further, our study only addressed written informed consent-requiring procedures; the results may not apply to other healthcare situations with lower risks and/or simpler decisions.
Further, the study only addressed written informed consent-requiring procedures and the results may not apply to other healthcare situations with lower risks and/or simpler decisions.
What truly matters is how applicants address writing about hardship.
Robertson's spokesman did not address written questions about the payments from The Post.
Before you make the call, make sure you have the key points you wish to address written clearly in front of you, so you don't forget them.
Prior research has shown that a combined approach of lectures addressing writing skills within accounting classes, writing consultants, and detailed grading of assignments improve students' written communication skills.
The major body of literature addresses writing testing designed to select, place, or certify.
First, the concerns over valuation could have been addressed by writing assets down by $25 billion, roughly wiping out existing shareholders.
Is the address written completely?
