The phrase "address this reservation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a concern or issue that needs to be acknowledged or dealt with.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to address this reservation regarding the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "tackle this concern" or "respond to this issue".
And without landlines or addresses, the reservation's 911 system can't trace the location of calls.
This article addresses the reservations raised by CMS and provides a perspective on whether CTC is ready for routine use as a colorectal cancer screening test.
Moreover, if our anger at the Church's handling of this problem is more than the Catholic-bashing that many Catholic leaders, including the Pope, have claimed it is, then we must address this issue with no reservations about how it looks for rabbis, Judaism, or the Jewish community.
To address this shortcoming, a fair chunk reservation mechanism was proposed in Section 3.4, whose performance is analysed in the next section.
If this reservation towards RECs is Africa-wide, a tiered consent model could address this issue as the donors can opt that they be recontacted or appoint some other body to consent on their behalf.
Undertaking the evaluations in this way as part of the priority setting exercise, addresses the reservations expressed by many economists about the simplistic use of league tables, where economic studies are assembled from the literature with little regard to differences in methods, context and setting [ 13].
To check in, you type your name, e-mail address or reservation number at one of the six touch-screen kiosks.
Take a good look at this reservation.
This reservation remained open for three years, while the inhabitants were moved to other reservations.
Adaptive channel reservation strategies, in which bandwidth is allocated according to the instantaneous traffic load, have been proposed to address this issue.
