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The phrase "also needed to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that there are additional issues or topics that require attention or consideration.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed the budget, but we also needed to address the timeline for the project."
Alternatives: "also required to consider" or "additionally needed to tackle".
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Research is also needed to address how these can be translated into effective interventions and educational programs.
But the Coalition also needed to address the fears of the newly disenfranchised Sunnis, and, on a basic level, to keep the country functioning.
The United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent said the Dominican Republic also needed to address allegations that racial profiling was being used during the deportation of people of Haitian heritage.
There are already proposals for technical solutions to the present system of perverse incentives, on issues ranging from metrics to peer review; and swift action is also needed to address recognised methodological pitfalls (see, for example, the ASA's statement on P-values).
Giliberto Capano, a political scientist at the University of Bologna who was involved in the study, said that while autonomy allowed universities to be more effective, the government also needed to address issues such as managing enrollment numbers and providing funding for underperforming universities.
They also needed to address cultural differences.
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We also need to address privacy.
Platini also needs to address the question of timing.
Washington, however, also needs to address the problem.
We also need to address the looming seed crisis.
We also need to address the problem of pricing.
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