The phrase "absolutely address" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the completeness or thoroughness of addressing a topic or issue.
Example: "We need to absolutely address the concerns raised by the community to ensure their trust in our project."
Alternatives: "thoroughly address" or "thoroughly tackle".
"You need to make sure you absolutely address in your letter the main areas that a charity is looking for, and that you do so in a succinct and well-written way," says Pasca Lane, head of public relations at Scope.
If we look at both state laws and corporate policies, we will absolutely address gun violence".
Often times there may be banking or other fees associated with your program, however if these are not explained to you in the enrollment process and detailed in your consumer agreement then you should absolutely address this with your student loan relief company.
Another issue that we absolutely must address is how we are to finance the EU budget, and in this regard, our group has been very clear.
This means that it should absolutely be addressed within your organization's crisis preparedness program.
If that's the case, that should absolutely be addressed before any travel.
The latest deal did absolutely nothing to address that.
"We have the 2017 review of auto-enrolment coming up and we absolutely have to address this problem," said Webb.
More important, a wireline "Marshall Plan" would do absolutely nothing to address our most pressing broadband need — freeing more spectrum to handle wireless data growth.
But here's the really incredible part: despite these worrisome facts, Congress has been doing nothing, absolutely nothing, to address the problem.
The chief problem with the "break Iraq in two" option is that creating an independent Kurdistan does absolutely nothing to address the present violence in the country.
