"will be addressed to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something or someone that will receive attention, consideration, or treatment. For example, "The issue of climate change will be addressed to in the upcoming debate."
One of the last shipments of equipment from the Bronx plant will be addressed to Tyson.
But this year, many of those letters will be addressed to Amazon boss Jeff Bezos rather than Father Christmas.
Although the M23 is defeated, important questions remain about whether their political grievances will be addressed to try to put the country on a path to peace.
A circular will be addressed to the teachers in all national schools ordering an attack upon the American melodies, which, the ministry says, are invading Mexico more and more daily.
Still unclear, however, are some of the practical consequences of Benedict's decision, Vatican officials acknowledged Tuesday, from how the former pope will be addressed, to what to do with the papal ring used to seal important documents, traditionally destroyed upon a pope's death.
Special attention will be addressed to current trends and limitations regarding the respective techniques.
All components of each intervention will be addressed at every visit to the clinic.
6 that will need to be addressed to further strengthen the results of analyses.
These questions will need to be addressed to progress more effectively and safely toward biomedical applications.
No data is available on validity and responsiveness of this questionnaire, this will be addressed simultaneously to the current study.
Therefore, only two topics will be addressed overall (comparing to four used for the other study).
