The phrase "address friendly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a friendly manner of addressing someone, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "When you speak to customers, always be address friendly to create a welcoming atmosphere."
Alternatives: "friendly in addressing" or "approachable in communication".
The audience was offered a cornucopia of orchestral tone poems after a cornucopia of opening remarks, including the observation by Richard D. Parsons, chief executive of AOL Time Warner, the program's sponsor, that he rarely had a chance these days to address a friendly crowd.
Addressing a friendly audience outside Washington, the president abandoned the professorial tone he sometimes takes while describing the program and departed from his text to fire up supporters.
Shortly before he addressed that friendly country club, someone announced that three cars were parked inappropriately outside: a silver Mercedes, a red Jaguar and a gold one.Three lessons can be drawn from Michigan.
According to promotional material for the program: "Addressing a friendly and nonjudgmental canine can lower blood pressure, decrease stress and elevate mood — perfect for practicing your speech or team presentation".
For example, following the initial workshop, one WASH NGO requested technical support to address MHM-friendly sanitation facilities under construction at three schools in Nyarugusu camp.
Reportedly, among the nuggets are names and addresses of friendly contacts, information about al-Zarqawi's medical condition and, possibly, financial information.
Their distinct approaches were on view in recent days, as each addressed a friendly audience and hinted at how they will take to the hustings in the run-up to the March 2013 mayoral election.
There was nothing funny about any of it: not about the President's lies, nor about the grief that this had not been Clinton's Inauguration, nor about the fact that, speaking a year and a half after her electoral loss, addressing the friendliest of all possible audiences, Clinton was as stilted, scripted, and unapproachable as ever.
Take, for example, an address titled "Some Friendly Advice to the Aloof Hipster Dad at the Playground".
It also allows you to create a list of friendly address that should always be let through the filter.
