The phrase "address longer" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an address that is longer in length, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "Please provide the address longer than the previous one for the delivery."
Alternatives: "extended address" or "longer address format".
The Cornell Smart Farming Program provides tools for growers to address longer term climate concerns.
The revamped system aims to address longer wait times by seating customers rather than having them wait at a counter.
"This is part of the problem we are aiming to address longer term," Ahmed said.
"You have to address longer term livelihood and poverty issues".
Collaboration could also help address longer term goals such as mutual recognition and changing public perceptions in the EU.
It did not address longer term outcomes and impact such as changes brought to the health system.
Over time, greater clarity over (and confidence in) Scotland's institutional structure and measures to address longer-term fiscal issues could make higher rating levels attainable.
The communications and computer industry is now at work on a second-generation standard known as 802.16, which is intended to address longer-distance communications challenges.
The estimates are far from comprehensive, since they only consider air pollution, and they make no effort to address longer-term issues such as climate change.
To address longer-term opportunities, IBM is investing in startups that are developing applications for the Watson platform, including Pathway Genomics and Welltok.
And even if the economic recovery is causing budget deficits to shrink, there are plenty of negative signals about our political ability to address longer-term fiscal concerns, which will become more severe as the population ages.
