The phrase "addresses most often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that are frequently mentioned or dealt with in a particular context.
Example: "In her research, she found that the study addresses most often the impact of climate change on agriculture."
Alternatives: "is most frequently addressed" or "is commonly discussed."
However, if you look at the addresses of the sites or the actual email addresses, most often you'll quickly see that they aren't from whoever they claim to be from.
While the main geocoding was accessible for the entire sample, the photographic views were available for a subset of addresses, most often in urban areas, and unequally for the cases and controls.
Additionally, nearly half of the major cases of depression in our country go untreated today, and even when discovered and addressed — most often in the primary care setting — results are mixed, at best.
Within the Haemo-QoL, "friends", "school", "recreation and leisure" and "family relations" were addressed most often.
Communities themselves have the capacity to identify barriers and generate essential steps to address the most often overlooked component in their right to health the right to quality emergency services.
Of the 1366 e-mail addresses used, 160 bounced, most often because the addresses no longer existed, or repeatedly provided an out-of-office reply.
Most of the missing geocodes were attributed to such problems as missing state (most often military addresses), address left blank, temporary address, address not in the United States, apartment name without address, or only a post office box given.
While it can address any topic, it most often concerns art, literature, or politics.
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In Europe as in the United States, immigration is a politically contentious issue most often addressed in abstract demographic and ideological terms.
Designing optimal monetary and fiscal policies/policy rules is one of the most often addressed research questions in DSGE models (together with other aspects concerning efficiency).
