The phrase "address communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to communications, such as messages, emails, or other forms of correspondence.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address communications from our clients to ensure all concerns are handled promptly."
Alternatives: "handle communications" or "respond to communications".
The effort to improve coordination between the departments is intended in some measure to address communications failures that became apparent during the response to the Sept. 11 attack.
The sweeping changes are even more remarkable because they resulted not from an effort to address communications policy, but from a hard-fought bipartisan compromise to extend a payroll tax holiday and jobless benefits.
The IEEE 802.11p task group [1] has specified enhancements to the 802.11 physical (PHY) and medium access control (MAC) layers to address communications in vehicular environments.
"The Ukrainians have been straightforward in their request to all the nations of NATO and other nations as well about the capabilities they need to address artillery problems, to address communications problems and jamming problems," Breedlove said.
Agilent said its businesses that addressed communications and electronics were particularly strong and represented about 75percentt of second-quarter revenue.
All the airlines maintain a record of complaints by type, so however they may be addressed, communications pass through the consumer affairs department.
(a) Are there adequate provisions for timely criminal process, complaint procedures, etc.? International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights - Articles 40 (reporting) and 41 (state communications) http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/a_ccpr.htm Note, the first Optional Protocol addresses communications made by individuals to the treaty's Committee body.
Much like a home address, an e-mail address acts as a digital base, serving as the repository for addresses, communications, photos, bills, file storage and schedules.
In 2016 city law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer became one of the first "magic circle" firms to become gender neutral, addressing communications to "Dear Sir or Madam".
Questions addressed hospital demographics and overall pandemic preparedness planning, including presence of a pandemic planning committee and the existence of written plans addressing communications, surge capacity, degradation of services, and advance supply planning.
In the UK the firm will now address all communications to "Dear Sir or Madam", while in the US all correspondence will start with "Dear Ladies and Gentlemen".
