"readily addressed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means easily or quickly dealt with or resolved. Example: The small leak in the roof was readily addressed by the handyman, saving the homeowner from potential water damage.
But they should not jeopardize the future of this promising program over concerns that can be readily addressed.
We also look to the future, highlighting some outstanding questions that can be readily addressed in Arabidopsis.
Targeting antigens which cannot be readily addressed by genetic vectors is a major challenge in vaccine design.
In addition to regular database updates, gene annotation and membership search are two features that are not readily addressed by existing portals (Supplementary Data 1).
Researching new treatments for patients with bipolar disorder presents specific problems not readily addressed by traditional efficacy trial methodologies that aim to maximize internal validity.
Experts, among them Abrahm Lustgarten of the investigative journalism site ProPublica, believe the environmental issues can be "readily addressed by the employment of best drilling practices, technological investment, and rigorous oversight".
It is the advisor, pedagogue of process and skill, who readily addresses situations such as this.
She's used to the question, and readily addresses it: "I feel like I've been guarded since I was about three years old.
She said that the review is being driven by the concern that the Fed does not have enough tools to readily address a crisis.
And Glenn E. Nedwin, president of a research division of Novo Nordisk, said that while evolution can make new enzymes, it does not readily address a bigger problem -- making enzymes cheaper to compete with alternative chemicals.
Dr. John Santelli, chairman of the department of population and family health at Columbia University, says parents have to look for doctors who will readily address issues like sexuality and drug use.
