The phrase "address clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to communicate or discuss a topic in a straightforward and unambiguous manner.
Example: "In your report, please address clearly the main issues we are facing this quarter."
Alternatives: "communicate clearly" or "articulate clearly".
Make sure you include a stamped, self-addressed envelope - with your name and address clearly written.
Make sure you include a self-addressed envelope - with your name and address clearly written.
The "we" in Kennedy's television address clearly referred to white Americans.
If the child's intent is benign, it can also be particularly difficult for the parent of the questioning child to address clearly.
One image in particular stuck out: an array of tubes and washers with a name and address clearly visible in the upper left corner: Francisco Casals, Fabrica de Aislantes, 15 Rambla de Prat.
Bringing together activists from political, human rights, LGBT and trade unions sectors, as well as people of faith and other progressive groups, the Cutting Edge Consortium welcomes the World Pride 2012 organisers' intention to address clearly and unequivocally the global failure to protect LGBT rights as human rights – not least throughout the Commonwealth.
This is a critical focus for any business and needs to be addressed clearly and concisely.
The floc formation, structure and strength remain a problematic topic to be addressed clearly to guide the flocculator design.
Because most patients may require retreatment, the efficacy and safety of multiple injections must be addressed clearly.
If they develop a question that doesn't get addressed clearly, they could get distracted from the rest of the points you make.
The guidelines, criticized as neither accounting for the differences in how quickly patients metabolize opioids nor addressing clearly enough what to do about patients who were receiving more than 90 morphine milligrams, helped open a new era of regulation.
