The phrase "address sharp" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing something in a direct or pointed manner, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address sharp the issues that have been affecting our productivity."
Alternatives: "address directly" or "tackle head-on".
In the case of surgical scalpels, blade retraction and disposability have been incorporated into a number of commercial designs to address sharps injury and infection transmission issues.
And in July 2012, the New York Times praised "Awkward Black Girl" for its "sharp, pointillist humor" and bold way of addressing issues of race.
Speaking at the U.N. for the first time since 2005, the Russian President opened his address with sharp words for "those that found themselves at the top of the pyramid" after the Cold War.
DETROIT — Last year, Ford Motor broke ranks with other auto companies when it announced major cuts in its troubled European operations, including the closing of three factories, to address a sharp downturn in sales on the continent and an oversupply of vehicles.
At the same time, schools are struggling to address the sharp rise in the number of students with intensive literacy needs, including children who are poor and English-language learners.
By Joshua Yaffa September 28, 2015 Speaking at the U.N. for the first time since 2005, the Russian President opened his address with sharp words for "those that found themselves at the top of the pyramid" after the Cold War.
Voter turnout stood at around 60%. United Russia scrambled to address the sharp drop in its support, which analysts put down to voters' concerns over the authoritarianism, ingrained corruption and falling living standards that Putin has presided over.
HDS: You mention at the end of your course description that the course will address the "sharp rise of religious disengagement among young Americans". How do you think the lack of religious involvement among young Americans has affected our current political atmosphere?
AS school enrollment for Hispanic children declines in New York City and in other urban areas around the metropolitan region, school districts in dozens of outlying suburbs are adding seats and bilingual programs to address a sharp increase in the number of Hispanic students whose parents are immigrants.
Upon this vagueness, it becomes quite difficult to address a sharp opinion or comment, while the final result allows for multiple interpretations and diverse (general and subjective) ideas.
