The phrase "address bottom of this" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "Please address the bottom of this document for further instructions."
Alternatives: "refer to the bottom of this" or "look at the bottom of this".
That address on the bottom of this column?
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Because they are not privy to President Obama's BlackBerry number, and because they can find my e-mail address printed invitingly at the bottom of this column, the legion of grammanatics — those stern prescriptivists living in syntax who make up the Gotcha!
For a full version of this article with links to getting a PSP personalized and a mini tutorial on how to use it, go to the address in the author bio at the bottom of this page.
Ballooning CEO pay and the monstrous wealth of the top 1% along with a clamour for increasing the minimum wage to address the bottom of the pay ladder all wrap into the inequality debate raging across America.
The Tesla Semi checks a lot of boxes in terms of addressing bottom line considerations, offering 500 miles of range to avoid too much compromise vs. diesel truck travel capability, and providing a way for a company to decrease its net CO2 emissions without having to undertake expensive endeavors like sponsoring the construction of renewable power plants.
