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"might be addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express the idea that something is possible or to indicate that something has not yet been decided. For example: "We're still waiting to hear back from the board of directors to see if our concerns might be addressed."
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My article goes on the make some recommendations about how these problems might be addressed.
In particular, entrepreneurs need to be aware of their shortcomings and how they might be addressed.
(A male employee whom he considers a friend might be addressed as "Numb Nuts").
Such problems might be addressed by better planning and by ecologically conscious urban design.
Currently available KOR agents have some unfavorable properties that might be addressed through medicinal chemistry.
Its aim is to identify possible improvements through which common problems might be addressed.
Many operational researchers will be reluctant to abandon a good idea because of resource constraints that might be addressed eventually.
Perhaps those negative side effects might be addressed by more creative approaches to the delivery of athletics to our populations.
It considers some of the reasons for this and suggests ways in which this gap might be addressed.
In the final part of this paper, some suggestions are made as to how these problems might be addressed.
Panelists will identify successful strategies but also roadblocks and unintended consequences, and raise the issue of how backlash and stasis might be addressed.
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