The phrase "address completely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need to fully discuss or resolve a particular issue or topic.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address completely the concerns raised by the team regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "fully address" or "thoroughly discuss".
He even used a speech on the subject in Jaipur last month to give his first-ever public address completely in Hindi.
Authors alleviate but not address completely this problem using a tile-variance approach described by Guertin et al. [13].
Of course, the scheme in Section 6.3 could easily be combined with the schemes in Sections 6.1 and 6.2, since they address completely different parts of the framework.
In cluster hopping scenario, a user may demand only one unique FH address as a single address completely specifies all subcarriers required for transmission.
"Unless this colonial project is addressed completely, there cannot be two states, only apartheid".
The nature of these layers present in the interior of earth's crust has not yet been addressed completely.
These two studies addressed completely different questions, and the protocols did not interfere with each other.
The Chalmers et al. scale assigns a weighting factor to each item according to whether it has been addressed completely (full score), partially (half score) or not at all (no score).
Therefore, any practical challenges including service malpractice (e.g. in the administration of IPTp-SP) or shortages in human resources and other essential supplies existing in the health system regarding implementation of IPTp and other health services could not be mitigated in time or addressed completely.
I can never quite address it completely, but it has totally encompassed my career".
Is the address written completely?
