The phrase "addresses aroused" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where someone is responding to or dealing with feelings or emotions that have been stirred up, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The speaker addresses aroused feelings of concern among the audience during the discussion."
Alternatives: "addresses stirred emotions" or "responds to heightened feelings."
Rather than address the concerns aroused by Snowden's leaks directly, some commentators have been desperate to change the subject by invoking terrorism and attempting to paint journalists from the Guardian and the New York Times as irresponsible.
Thus, local initiatives within the so-called third sector aroused to address the basic needs of young children that were being neglected by the state.
Even when a historian such as Jörg Friedrich addresses the topic, scant interest is aroused.
But it was not until Robert Hyams failed to pay for his purchase, while simultaneously insisting the six paintings be shipped to an address he gave, that suspicions were aroused and Christie's contacted the police.
They said they would publicly pledge allegiance as long as he addressed the town's concerns, which were aroused when local children, mostly adolescents, had been imprisoned for writing antigovernment slogans on the walls.
New technologies for working with ancient DNA have increased knowledge and explanatory power in several disciplines bordering on evolution and genetics, and the addressing of anthropological issues through ancient DNA has aroused especial interest.
Recently, the topic of developing lightweight, flexible and implantable energy storage systems to address the energy-supply problem of wearable electronics has aroused increasing interests.
These are serious attitudinal problems aroused by lack of education about AIDS and need to be addressed.
An aroused public also can bring public pressure to bear those in power to address those cases".
In clarifying his remarks, Mr. Obama was apparently seeking to address criticism that he is using his presidential platform to promote a particular project that has aroused the ire of many New Yorkers.
