The phrase "most addressed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the most commonly mentioned or discussed aspect in a sentence or topic. Example: In his speech, the politician focused on the most addressed issues facing the country, including healthcare and immigration reform.
In letter after letter, most addressed to the village mayor, she has called his performance as the village attorney "shoddy," "substandard," "unprofessional" and "inappropriate".
Most addressed the fallout from sanctions that the N.C.A.A. levied against Penn State in the wake of the child sexual abuse scandal, including a loss of scholarships, a four-year postseason ban and a $60 million fine.
Most addressed some of the worst excesses of previous years — limiting the president to two four-year terms, for example, to avoid another president staying in office 30 years as Mr. Mubarak did.
Most addressed some of the worst excesses of previous years — limiting the president to two four-year terms, for example, to avoid another president staying in office as long as Mr. Mubarak.
Questions were on average coded 1.74 times, meaning most addressed more than one overarching research category.
Testing is also the most addressed area at UFPR, UNICAMP, and UFAM.
Most address specific problems like substance abuse, depression, isolation and troubled family relationships.
Mr. Welser-Most addressed it, in part, by simply leaving out long structural repeats in the first and fourth movements, and a shorter one in the scherzo, a defensible option that shows him to be no purist.
Blood vessels, like highways and byways that reach most addresses, run through almost all the body's tissues.
Most addresses within the city include a quadrant prefix: NW, NE, SW, or SE.
Some research options dealt with a particular disease, but most address challenges posed by multiple pathogens.
