The phrase "address if needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a particular issue or topic should be dealt with only if it is necessary or relevant.
Example: "Please review the document and address if needed any concerns that arise during the meeting."
Alternatives: "tackle if necessary" or "handle if required".
So far there is little evidence to suggest that consumers are delaying purchases and Bank of England policymakers, who have an inflation target of 2%, have said the central bank has the tools at its disposal to address the issue if needed.
The information letter instructed women to complete the form in a place where they could be undisturbed and included telephone numbers and e-mail addresses to contact if needed.
This application allows the Dashboard administrators to address the comments, make corrections if needed, email the user directly with the response, and the responses are public for all to view and review.
Secondly, rheumatologists had to follow a contacting protocol that included three telephone calls on different days and at different hours, a search in mortality registries, and a letter to the address recorded in the database if needed.
Click "Delivery" to set email address if you need this program to send logs to you periodically.
Verify that the website displays phone numbers or email addresses you can contact for support, if needed.
(ADAR offers) the help you need to address their behaviours and if need be will work with them until the right home is found of they live out their natural lives in a home environment".
That is, if more addresses were needed than a Class C network provided, a Class B network address was available; if more addresses were needed than a Class B provided, a Class A network address was available; those were the only choices.
The real problem---and this is a problem that Respawn really needs to address if they want this game to make money---is that the cosmetics are bad.
"Gender-based violence is a problem that all of us need to address if we want our societies to look the way we would envision for our children," said UNICEF Principal Adviser on Gender Rights and Civic Engagement Anju Malhotra.
