The phrase "address calls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of responding to or dealing with incoming phone calls or inquiries.
Example: "During the meeting, I will be unable to address calls, so please leave a message."
Alternatives: "handle calls" or "respond to calls".
Despite urging from mental health advocates, the police also did not create a separate unit of officers to address calls related to the mentally ill.
The way pretexting typically works is that an investigator who already has some customer information — like a customer number and billing address — calls a phone company and impersonates the customer to get more information.
McCluskey talks about renationalising energy, water, the railways; Watson prefers to emphasise taking on vested interests, challenging entrenched elites, breaking what Miliband in his conference address calls the "closed circles of Britain".
Mr. Chávez's plans for Venezuela's oil money would seem to answer a complaint about unequal distribution of wealth voiced throughout Latin America, as well as address calls from American officials and international lenders who have encouraged reforms in developing nations where state resources enrich a corrupt and powerful few.
The American Roman Catholic bishops ended a discussion of financial issues today that included approval of a $53 million budget for 2003 but did not address calls by Catholic philanthropists for a nationwide audit detailing how much the crisis of sexual abuse by priests has cost the church.
The equality bill, which is going through parliament, addresses the long-standing unfairness that has left older people with no protection from ageism in goods and services, yet fails to address calls for it to scrap the national default retirement age.
Washington, in his farewell address, called for the Constitution to be "sacredly maintained".
I don't believe anyone would live at an address called 666 Park Avenue when strange, unusual things started to happen.
A Terry Thompson also appears to have operated a motorcycle shop at the Kopchak Road address called T's World.
This is why President Bush in his 2007 State of the Union address called for doubling the strategic reserve.
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