"not commonly addressed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that a particular issue or topic has not been dealt with frequently or extensively in the past. For example, "The role of the father in modern families is not commonly addressed in media discourse."
While the need of estimating uncertainty and variability was recognised early in the advent of population ecology [15 17], these factors are not commonly addressed explicitly in population models (for exceptions, see the study of Clark [18]).
Although gender is of critical importance in promoting access to health care, it is not commonly addressed in mainstream services.
Clearly, health issues in pre-pregnant state and during pregnancy contribute towards compromised maternal and neonatal-infant health including mortality and such information is not commonly addressed in the literature.
"The story of the plus-size woman isn't commonly addressed because we are often made to feel subhuman," she said.
The reliability and validity of scapulothoracic impairment measures are also not known, despite being commonly addressed in interventions for chronic neck pain.
After spending 30 years of her life in the trenches fighting for women's rights and equal pay, Linda Bolliger, founder of Boardroom Bound, an Illinois-based national nonprofit that helps companies find pre-qualified candidates for corporate boards, is not happy to find herself commonly addressed as "you guys".
In fact, the Tibetan word for nun, Ani, with which the nuns are commonly addressed, does not even really mean "nun," but simply "auntie".
Since many of those genes are not relevant, feature selection is a commonly addressed problem in classification [ 3, 4].
On the one hand, it is reasonable to assume that countries not having enacted policies in the most commonly addressed categories will soon follow suit.
The results of this analysis are presented here putting emphasis on systems not sufficiently considered up to now, e.g. the heating and current drive systems, while more commonly addressed systems such as tritium breeding blankets are not discussed in detail.
117 target genes are commonly addressed by all three transcription factors and might thus not be linked to specific functions in symmetry regulation.
