The phrase "address queue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or processing a list of items or tasks that need to be addressed or handled.
Example: "The team needs to prioritize the address queue to ensure all customer inquiries are resolved promptly."
Alternatives: "task list" or "issue queue".
What she seems not to have known, and Clark seems not to have spelt out, is that this was already happening, under separate provisions designed to address unmanageable queues.
Ashley said that he had moved to address the queues at security, but also admitted that docking workers 15 minutes pay for being one minute late was "unacceptable" and "unreasonable".
Ashley told MPs that he had moved to address the queues of workers waiting, unpaid, to be searched at the end of each shift, but also admitted that docking workers 15 minutes' pay for being one minute late was unacceptable and unreasonable.
Ashley said that he had moved to address the queues of workers waiting, unpaid, to be searched at the end of each shift, but also admitted that docking workers 15 minutes' pay for being one minute late was "unacceptable" and "unreasonable".
According to the specific DTN protocol used, the DTN Manager can include functionalities, such as node addressing, buffering, queue management policies, metric calculations for probabilistic delivery rate, etc.
Fill in your email address in the queue.sh script on the line, #PBS -M [email]@berkeley.edu.edu
These coordinates are used to address the various queues and multibank memory.
The concept of " pushing the line" (i.e. consulting as many patients as possible to address the long queues), was expressed as a concern as it compromised patient care.
Alec Reed Academy, London: a subway-style canteen area to address the mayhem of queues and offer a more interesting social environment.
"In the longer term our management and rostering changes will address the issue of queues".
