The phrase "address straight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing something directly or straightforwardly, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please address straight the concerns raised in the meeting."
Alternatives: "address directly" or "speak plainly".
PAGE A22 Obama May Lose BlackBerry Fight A22 New York GOVERNOR'S STATE ADDRESS: Straight-Up, No Chaser There's no way to sugarcoat what Gov. David A. Paterson had come before the Legislature to say.
And monologues are generally addressed straight to the audience, as though by on-the-spot commentators.
Note, in particular, that the Jacobi identity which is an essential ingredient to verifying the Lie-algebra structure can be addressed straight.
Her sign was addressed straight to President Trump himself and warned that she was "made of steel". .
"While management did not witness every single incident, the fact a number of complaints were made indicated there was an issue which needed to be addressed straight away," she said.
And don't think Ryan did not address that straight on.
Let me address this straight away: I don't personally care for services which "help you better manage your Twitter followers," because they tend to be used by those attempting to game the system to increase their perceived popularity in inorganic ways.
What the advertiser is paying for is the intent behind someone typing in a keyword… So we still think that there's a lot of money to be made in paid search without having to keep IPs and profile users and keep track of them wherever they go, offline or online or with mobile phones and so on," says Perin. "We essentially throw the IP address away straight away, we don't even log it.
To address this straight forward question, three Mamu-DRB*W201+ macaques that were vaccinated for 2 years with BCG were evaluated in this study.
