The phrase "address swiftly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need to deal with a situation or issue quickly and efficiently.
Example: "The committee must address swiftly the concerns raised by the community to maintain trust."
Alternatives: "tackle promptly" or "respond quickly".
Like its allies, the U.S. needs to focus on the Whole of Government approach so that critical threats and emerging problems around the world are addressed swiftly and effectively.
With its A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, Goldline has met that standard before and we expect any issues that our listeners have to be addressed swiftly and appropriately, even if complaints only represent a small percentage of overall orders.
Infections need to be treated locally with antibiotics and addressed swiftly, so be honest about when and where you're feeling pain.
As we approached the address "Paul" swiftly exited the deli housed on the right front corner of the building and came to greet us.
Yet in their cooperation with leaders from the government and civil society, the west seems to be continuing to chase a dream instead of addressing the swiftly changing reality on the ground.
An Early Challenge As President Bush took office, he said he wanted to swiftly address energy shortages that had caused blackouts in California.
As the safety and wellbeing of young people in custody is of paramount importance, and the YJB sets high standards to ensure it is maintained, we immediately required G4S to address the issues swiftly and effectively.
Alex Neill, managing director of home and legal at the group, said: "It must swiftly address the issues repeatedly highlighted by its customers and the regulator, and introduce a complaints system that actually works".
"We hope that, by setting forth a framework for exercising its prosecutorial discretion, the commission will encourage companies to address unlawful conduct swiftly and meaningfully and to cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
