The phrase "address leading" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to addressing or guiding someone, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on address leading to ensure everyone understands the main points."
Alternatives: "guiding the discussion" or "directing the conversation".
Sometimes, speakers get into trouble shortly after they give their address, leading one to wonder what advice they gave.
Recipients then found themselves able to reply to the "all-students" email address, leading to thousands of responses that were broadcast to the entire student body.
Not only can tissue be printed in the shape of the damage, avoiding the need to cut away healthy tissue, but the bioink should also fill the tiny crevices that no surgery could address, leading to greater overall strength.
After the press conference, he said, a relative gave him Kaufman's current address, leading to an apartment complex in New Mexico.
Having too many board members who were coaches was among "a multitude of factors" that District 55 Administrator Tamara Alexander said the league failed to address, leading to the suspension.
Health research is increasingly being conducted on a global scale, particularly in the developing world to address leading causes of morbidity and mortality.
The influence of the ANN parameters was addressed, leading to simple guidelines for the selection of their values.
Many of the envelopes, she said, had return addresses leading recipients to believe that the letters had been sent by the Secret Service or the United States Marshals Service.
The editors remained anonymous but were traced to Westminster by their unique IP addresses, leading other Wikipedia users to quickly reverse some of the changes.
Some scholars have speculated that one cause may involve political communication: federal politicians might have begun speaking more negatively about government in their public addresses, leading the public to increasingly see government as untrustworthy.
The need for product and process integration in methodologies is then addressed, leading to the conclusion that a mesh of verbal plus nominal nodes is necessary in any methodology metamodel.
