The phrase "address figuring out" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to address figuring out the best approach to solve this problem."
Alternatives: "tackle the issue of" or "deal with understanding".
On one hand, digital-only is considerably less expensive to fulfill for each backer, both in terms of hard costs (design, printing, shipping) and soft costs (getting mailing addresses, figuring out shipping costs, spending time setting up a fulfillment process).
Still, there are plenty of other issues that the government still has not addressed, like figuring out ways to make it easier for children with same-sex parents to fill out the federal forms for student aid.
But there are other issues that the government still has not addressed, like figuring out ways to make it easier for children with same-sex parents to fill out the federal forms for student aid.
"Not addressing this and figuring out how to make sure we're preserving safe and affordable housing, and prevent displacement, is a losing proposition," said Larry Gross, executive director of the Coalition for Economic Survival.
Foreclosure proceedings, however, can make figuring out which address to use confusing.
That's completely understandable, but you can't address the issue effectively without figuring out what, exactly, you owe – and to whom.
Mr. Curry would not say, perhaps to keep e-mailmongers from figuring out such addresses.
Mr. Kindel said the service would get better at automatically figuring out the addresses of your appointments.
"There's a competitive advantage of figuring out how to address this problem," Mr. Tang said.
As groups of citizens are identifying important problems and figuring out how to address them, the mission of groups like CoLab is to support them.
