The phrase "address differ" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to address the differ in our opinions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "discrepancy" or "difference".
Alternatively, the use of varying templates for different age-groups, perhaps one per decade, might address differing segmentation challenges across the lifespan.
Democrats offered five separate responses to President Trump's State of the Union address, differing in content and tone but united in their disapproval of Mr. Trump.
In this paper, a number of variants of default logic are developed to address differing intuitions arising from the original and subsequent formulations.
Though the rulings address differing facets of the perplexing question of how to evaluate unexercised stock options, legal experts say they collectively reflect a social concern that is central in family law: the best interests of the children.
Note that the DNS address differs from one user to another.
The gardens share a single entry street, on the west side of Jog Road between Linton and Clint Moore Road, which is easily missed if you're going too fast (though for reasons I can't fathom their addresses differ).
The items addressed differ from those reported by recent guidelines focusing on genetics [ 3, 5].
Last July, the owners — including Todd Mitgang, the chef — returned, opening Crave Fishbar directly across from the original location, at an address differing by a single digit from its forebear's.
Sheik Nasrallah's recent speech differed sharply in tone from an address in January.
Of course, different people's duties to help address DT differ, depending on their income, health, abilities, etc.
