The phrase "address somewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of directing attention or communication to a specific location or topic.
Example: "In the meeting, we need to address somewhere the issue of budget cuts."
Alternatives: "discuss a location" or "mention a place".
I must have their address somewhere here….
I went, to an address somewhere in the garment district, forcibly upbeat.
He spotted a web address somewhere in the software and, on a lark, paid $10.69 to register it as a domain name.
Among the petition highlights were the bogus signatures of United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, who was listed as a resident of the city's Southeast quadrant, and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who was given a nonexistent address somewhere east of the Anacostia River.
If you are the writer of any of those posts, please email me (see About page) with your contact information and proof of blog ownership – in other words, put your name and email address somewhere on your blog so that I can see it.
Write your name, school name, and school address somewhere on the book cover.
As the mobility measurements are a central part of this study this issue needs to be addressed somewhere in the text.
Some of the issues raised below might even be addressed somewhere in the manuscript but I did not find these points clarified.
The majority of respondents agreed that spiritual issues should be addressed somewhere in the undergraduate curriculum, but they were almost equally divided in regard to preference for compulsory teaching for all students and use of self-selected modules for those particularly interested.
GRABBING the Yellow Pages, I thumbed through the lodgings section, and selected the first hotel I saw with a Madison Avenue address, located somewhere in the 90's.
Apparently each week there's a web address hidden somewhere in the show, which takes you to a site that has a clue about what on earth is going on, which you can then take back to the main Psychoville site.
