The phrase "address more often" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the frequency with which a particular topic or issue should be discussed or considered.
Example: "We need to address more often the importance of mental health in our workplace."
Alternatives: "discuss more frequently" or "tackle more regularly".
Between 1995 and 2000, almost half of all Americans have changed address, more (often far more) than in any European country.
The study identified in particular whether a) people inadvertently disclose their home address more often indirectly via online sports tracking networks than directly via other means and whether b) gender and age play a role in this disclosure.
It was easy to be on top of things and have her say, " Oh, that's already done". I now actually use my email address more often, since I noticed how useful it can be.
Higher non-response rates were noted in parts of the country where nurses were likely to change address more often (e.g. London) and therefore contact was more easily lost.
Systematic reviews on homeopathy address, more often than in other areas of complementary medicine, general questions such as "is it more than placebo?" or "is it effective?" This is probably due to the fact that any effect of homeopathy over placebo is considered scientifically implausible.
Democrats prefer the looser set of rules, saying that poor and minority voters, who tend to change addresses more often, are more likely to go to the wrong precinct to vote.Legal battles are already raging in several states.
As a result of increased survival of patients with a variety of systemic neoplasms it is likely that central nervous involvement will need to be addressed more often.
Those emotions can affect sexual health in a negative way, and might need to be addressed more often when talking about sexual health for patients with RA.
Importantly, while no significant difference (p = 0.54) was found in the number of geocoded residential-years between cases and controls for the 1975 to 1994 exposure period, cases tended to report older addresses more often than controls.
The Akkadian myths are in many ways dependent on Sumerian materials, but they show an originality and a broader scope in their treatment of the earlier Sumerian concepts and forms; they address themselves more often to existence as a whole.
Table 1 shows that runners tend to disclose their address indirectly more often than directly.
