"address perfectly" is not correct in written English.
You cannot use it without additional context. For example, a sentence like "The email address was written perfectly" would be correct.
Shady data brokers will happily sell you a list of email addresses perfectly profiled for your restaurant to advertise to, and if you do not want to pay, well you can just jump on the dark web and download millions from one of the large dumps made public over the past decade.
My GMail address worked perfectly well, and the interface was simple and quick.
Her opponent goes unmentioned, and only substantive issues are addressed: a perfectly positive ad, sure to bring a coo from the truth squadders in the press.
"We've got Google to pay taxes and I think that is a huge step forward and addresses that perfectly legitimate public anger that large corporations have not been paying tax.
"An impressive book that will be of great interest to the millions of Americans with diabetes and prediabetes". "Diabetes is not one size fits all, and Diabetes Head to Toe addresses this perfectly.
Dell simply says that "a hashing algorithm that has been tested and validated by an expert third-party firm". Certainly similar breaches have historically suggested that threat actors with hashed passwords and email addresses are perfectly capable of discovering at least some usable passwords from this data.
In its blog post that announced the changes, Facebook's Monika Bickert and Chris Sonderby admitted that keeping one global policy for hate speech remains "particularly challenging... we know that our policies won't perfectly address every piece of content, especially where we have limited context, but we evaluate reported content seriously and do our best to get it right".
This limitation is necessary to address, though not perfectly to resolve, the negative signalling effects of share sales by insiders.The cost of granting stock to managers is then clear.
To perfectly address the impact of wall roughness, a full investigation using electromagnetic (EM) theory would be needed; which necessitates, in part, knowledge of the material properties of the walls, and the various angles of incidence to compute the equivalent reflection coefficients but for the diffuse multipath components.
