The phrase "address closely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to focus on or deal with a particular issue or topic in detail.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address closely the concerns raised by the team regarding project deadlines."
Alternatives: "tackle in detail" or "focus on specifically".
When George Harrison was gravely ill in 2001, de Becker arranged for him to retire to a secret location — the address so closely guarded that even close friends had to go to a fictitious address first and then be escorted there, the Los Angeles Times reported.
In this study, we wanted to address more closely the hypothesis that genes in the ZP family may provide a reproductive barrier between closely related species.
Details of the address were closely held, partly because Mr. Obama was still working on it through the afternoon.
Mr. Godwin's e-mail address is closely guarded by those who have it, but he still receives numerous queries and unsolicited manuscripts from Indian writers.
Researchers acknowledge, however, that there are few data to address how closely related the abundant African cheetah is to the rare Asiatic cheetah, which is classified as critically endangered by the World Conservation Union.
Recall, however, that the Restatement First did address the closely related issue of the power of promisor and promisee to vary the promisor's duties without the consent of a third party beneficiary (in §§142 and 143, reprinted supra p. 1425).
Then we must address how closely Tendulkar fits each component part of that definition.
Much work on persistence and constitution has focused on efforts to address a closely knit family of puzzles the puzzles of coincidence.
While admittedly none of the following would have likely stopped Friday's tragedy, and we must address more closely related problems such as reforms to our broader mental health practices, any one of the below would save thousands of Americans from a similar violent end.
