The phrase "addresses established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of dealing with or discussing previously set or recognized matters or issues.
Example: "The report addresses established protocols for safety in the workplace."
Alternatives: "tackles recognized" or "deals with acknowledged".
The company, which also has a strategic alliance with Sendmail Inc., which developed and supports the most widely used software for routing E-mail over the Internet, has built a tracking system that will detect spam sent to special decoy addresses established for that purpose.
Finally, similarly to the integration strategies identified by Eberle et al. (2014), the Monitoring scale addresses established community rules and standards as a reference for newcomer skill evaluation.
The first addresses establishing thresholds; the other three focus on achieving them.
The life-cycle-mapping block addresses establishing semantic equivalence between, firstly, the life-cycles of the inter-organizationally harmonized business processes, and secondly, for the life-cycles of tasks from the opposing domains.
The little charmer addressed established literary figures as "cunty" or "ink-shitter".
He opened up City Hall to the people, gave out his e-mail address, established municipal hot lines.
If the ICC fails to be seen to addressing established crimes against peace, and to effectively prosecute visceral violence against humans, it will make it harder for the ICC to extend its reach.
The authors address established definitions of engagement and how they have been conceptualised in academic and practitioners' literature, before exploring and unpacking circumstances that influence levels of engagement amongst employees in a unionised environment.
New knowledge can help firms address established problems using a new approach that combines the old and the new and can influence product innovation by supporting, complementing, or augmenting their internal R&D capabilities [41].
Specific attention was also given to addressing established barriers to research utilization in physical therapy.
Furthermore, programmes that address established mechanisms through which orphanhood can lead to greater psychological distress should be more effective.
