The phrase "address in line" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to formatting or layout, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Please ensure that your address in line is correctly formatted for the application."
Alternatives: "address in the field" or "address in the section".
Areas of risk were addressed in line with recommendations provided by the auditors, and an ongoing vulnerability management plan was developed.
Third, these findings suggest that there may be significant unmet need for endodontics within the population and this should be addressed in line with national recommendations for primary dental care redesign [ 24].
If your email program requires that at least one email address be listed in the "to" field, write your own email address in that line.
Creation - 5 Not addressed but in line with the Dracula Mythos.
We conceptualize measures of clinical effectiveness in two ways: firstly, to address care provision in line with evidence-base standards, and, secondly, to address outcomes of care [ 37].
To address this, and in line with capacity-building efforts directed at improved quality research, AMANET invited the authors to create a curriculum and to train selected Africans with the skills required for members of DSMBs.
Developing countries have assumed increasing responsibility to address climate change in line with their capabilities.
Using a curriculum based on the latest social science, these trainings will occur on three levels to address implicit bias in line personnel, management and supervisory staff, and at the executive level.
Some of those issues were addressed in The Line Of Beauty: the interest in lovely old houses and possessions, inevitably entailing some sort of consideration of the people who live in them and own them.
During the series's two-hour premiere the novel's theism is addressed in one line, Crusoe saying, "I have faith that providence has not yet given up on me".
