The phrase "are completely addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether specific issues or concerns have been fully dealt with or resolved.
Example: "All the questions raised during the meeting are completely addressed in the follow-up report."
Alternatives: "are fully resolved" or "have been thoroughly covered."
These challenges cannot be completely addressed by advanced manufacturing technologies alone as some of which are originated from product design.
Despite the steady progression of methodological innovations in the crash analysis field, many fundamental issues have not been completely addressed.
Still, the mayor's office acknowledged that the issue "hasn't been completely addressed," prompting Mr. Paes to raise the fine for each explosion to $250,000 and to advance a project mapping the city's entire underground network.
At each step of backstepping design, a nonlinear differentiator is adopted to avoid analytical differentiation of the virtual control laws and therefore the associated problem of 'explosion of terms' is completely addressed.
He added that he could not comment on details because of the suit, but that "when all the facts are known, the one-sided 'story' being told by Nabulsi and his lawyer will be completely addressed and Nabulsi will be discredited".
From the Open IE works, we realize that the extraction of relations from text is a challenging issue that is still far from being completely addressed.
Although Colombo is currently undergoing major infrastructure development, the lower performance of Colombo cannot be completely addressed with only infrastructure development.
When cycle slips in carrier phase data and large errors in pseudorange data occur at the same time in an epoch, how to detect and fix the cycle slips in real-time mode has not been completely addressed.
Note where your relationship is working well, where it needs to be different, and what changes must occur for those problem areas to be completely addressed.
