The phrase "address prospective" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing prospective clients or customers, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "We need to address prospective clients during the upcoming marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "engage potential" or "reach out to prospects".
What is more, prenups can also address prospective businesses not in existence at the time of a marriage, so someone working in a cubicle but with dreams of starting his own fashion line can protect that potential business even if the business never comes to fruition.
These models do not address prospective factors along the illness trajectory that may contribute to the depth and debilitating nature of grief, and fail to clarify the influence of social structures on parents' experience and construct of grief, loss, and mourning.
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Thirdly, the study's prospective design is a feasible way to address prospective associations of interruptions and workload outcomes, but fails to establish causality.
Ms. Mohr of Quinnipiac said she dispensed a small bromide when addressing prospective applicants.
The judge was addressing prospective jurors drawn from the eastern part of Massachusetts.
Two studies addressed prospective relations between coparenting and child temperamental predispositions to anxiety.
But Slazer could not address whether prospective buyers will get the mortgages they anticipated.
As I sat in on a class during my visit to Amherst, Prof. Austin Sarat took a moment to address the prospective students in the room.
They represent timely, "real-world" analyses of questions that may be too difficult or costly to address using prospective randomized methods.
Career strategists say the best way to avoid being treated like a kid is to address a prospective employer's or client's concerns at the beginning of a meeting, and then impress them with your knowledge and expertise.
