The phrase "address initially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the first step in discussing or dealing with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address initially the budget concerns before moving on to other agenda items."
Alternatives: "tackle first" or "discuss at the outset".
She would have been there sooner, but in the mix of sleep deprivation and flooding hormones, she had gotten confused between the $160 fee and the address, initially heading to 160 Marlborough Road.
For instance, when the police were trying to attend someone who might be attempting suicide or might be a victim of crime and went to the wrong address initially based on the communications data.
Furthermore, newly registered foreign recruits may list their recruitment agency address initially, introducing error in SHA assignment for newly registered immigrants (though this should disappear upon reregistration).
There may be a case for prioritising interventions, and possibly selecting a limited number of interventions to address initially, to maximise engagement and minimise confusion and fatigue.
In this line, we call upon international regulatory agencies and risk assessment decision makers to establish two phases of regular dialogues, each over a 2- or 3-year period, that will address initially the implementation of genomics-based assay development and then the use of genomics-based weight-of-evidence information in risk assessment decisions.
She is addressed initially as "Your Majesty" and thereafter as "Ma'am".
According to a partner in the programme, the least sensitive issues, which emphasize women's health, were addressed initially.
Addressing initially technological capacity of pumped hydropower storage and utility-scale battery to meet the required services, a simplified LCA will be performed to examine the environmental impacts throughout their life cycles.
These questions were addressed initially in several systems, including that of Cairns and Foster (1991), which has been extensively analyzed and is the only system showing substantial evidence of genome-wide mutagenesis during selection (Torkelson et al. 1997).
The issue of whether GLI1 is induced by canonical or non-canonical Hh signalling in our models was addressed initially by examining the expression of Patched and Smoothened in both SUM1315 and the cells that we isolated from human breast tumours.
The simultaneous reversibility of the individual reactions was next addressed, initially investigating the transimination and imine-formation reactions by using a model system composed of 3-nitrobenzaldehyde (1), N- 3-nitrobenzylidene)methaN- 3-nitrobenzylideneN- 3-nitrobenzylidenean-2-amethanamineheme 2).
