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The phrase "also be addressed as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something can be referred to by an alternative name or title.
Example: "The artist is known for her unique style, but she can also be addressed as 'The Modern Impressionist.'"
Alternatives: "can also be referred to as" or "may also be called".
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Further, the generally neglected geomorphic component of reference-building should also be addressed, as well as the contributions of human cultures to current ecosystem and landscape condition.
Unfunded liabilities, which are commitments we've made to our employees, must also be addressed as soon as possible.
Remineralization strategies other than fluoride will also be addressed, as well as the use of high fluoride preparations intended to arrest dental caries as part of the Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) approach.
Perspective on priorities of CAR T cell immunotherapy will also be addressed as they are related to safety and efficacy.
The woefully low conviction rate for these crimes must also be addressed, as today it only perpetuates a culture of impunity.
Russia's plans to sell conventional arms to Iran must also be addressed, as must be its cooperation with Tehran in the construction of nuclear reactors in ways that could speed the Iranian development of nuclear weapons.
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Space technology related issues have also been addressed as part of various other activities of the Programme on Space Applications.
Predicting the popularity of web content, based on the aggregate user behavior, has also been addressed as a classification problem.
He also was addressed as magister, testifying to his learning.
Finally, the point regarding reproductive success has also been addressed as described earlier.
This issue has been debated in both social policy analysis (since Esping-Andersen [ 4]) and social administration and public management, where it has also been addressed as "dualisation" [ 18] or "dualisation of social services" [ 19], although neither a unique definition nor a systematic interpretation has yet been provided.
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