The phrase "address informed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone being informed about an address or a topic, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please ensure that the team is address informed before the meeting."
Alternatives: "informed about the address" or "updated on the address".
Major concerns address informed consent [ 39, 46], confidentiality and anonymity in this sensitive and emotionally charged context.
This study will be the first of its kind worldwide to address informed decision-making in carrier screening for FXS and to compare screening in pregnant and non-pregnant women.
You should discuss your plans for sharing your data with your mentor and your institutional review board to address informed consent, patient privacy, and IRB oversight for your study.
Our focus is on informed consent in clinical settings; we do not address informed consent in research settings.
The systematic growth of genetic and genomic research initiatives highlights the need to understand and address informed consent practices for genetic studies with diverse populations [ 2].
On Saturday, less than 24 hours after Mr. Doroff was pronounced dead, college administrators sent out urgent e-mail and voice mail messages to all students, and mailed letters to each student's home address, informing students and their parents about the incident, said Linda S. Campanella, Trinity's senior vice president.
Barack Obama, in his pitch-perfect address informing the nation that bin Laden is as dead as communism — never mind the cadaverous Cuban and North Korean regimes — rightly stressed that this is "the most significant achievement to date" against al-Qaeda, but that it "does not mark the end of" our effort to defeat that amorphous entity.
The past few weeks have inundated us with GDPR emails, from every single company that has our email address, informing us of their compliance to the new set of data privacy laws.
The California Guard's attempt to find him consisted of a registered letter sent to his old California address informing him of a problem with his 2001 enlistment bonus, he said. .
Parents who agreed to participate received a confirmation letter at their home address, informing them about the aim, procedure and appointment details of the study.
By way of example, the NICE guideline for antenatal care explicitly addresses informed decision making in stating that "pregnant women should be offered information based on the current available evidence together with support to enable them to make informed decisions about their care" (p. 12) [ 36].
