The phrase "addressed low" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been communicated in a low manner or tone, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The feedback was addressed low, making it difficult for the team to understand the main points."
Alternatives: "communicated softly" or "expressed in a low tone."
Some of the barriers are not easy to be addressed (low income).
Four of the five studies that were indexed in all four databases addressed low back pain or neck pain, and one study examined thoracic end-play.
Kumar addressed low mortality and high morbidity in Kerala, which seems also to be true for India as a country in the current demographic scenario.
Most of the universal interventions addressed low social support, but through the provision of enhanced professional care outside the domestic sphere particularly in primary health care consultations, and not by seeking to improve the quality of a woman's intimate relationships [ 20, 21, 23- 26, 29].
Clever modifications of the substituents at C6 and C7 in the coumaryl group addressed low water solubility, typical of the first-generation 7-alkoxycoumaryl PPG (types 135 and 136; Table 9), and also helped extend the absorption maximum of the group into the biologically benign range (≥350 nm).
The initial wave of innovating in payment solutions (like Square) has addressed low-volume merchants and small businesses, leaving enterprise players and high-volume merchants (like professional sports venues) out to dry.
Republicans have welcomed Walmart's move as evidence that the market can address low wage growth without government intervention.
Whilst the government has sought to address low recruitment rates with several new initiatives, few have had any meaningful impact – despite costing millions".
There's a lesson in this; on equity issues, addressing low hanging fruit isn't as effective as going to the heart of the problem.
Addressing low participation can be changed only through locally driven education and advocacy efforts, helping to change attitudes of both providers and patients.
But there is no substantive plan to address low productivity growth, which is the fundamental cause of the twin problems Labour has identified.
