The phrase "addressed with all" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its ambiguity and lack of context.
Example: "The issues were addressed with all stakeholders present."
Alternatives: "addressed with everyone" or "discussed with all parties".
"This phenomenon is becoming more widespread, and these phone calls, texts and other distractions have deadly consequences and must be addressed with all due haste by the transportation industry".
The figure is everywhere, and being addressed with all manner of stylistic intonation.
Misconceptions widely held amongst the VAC before HIV training had apparently been addressed, with all participants in the post-training survey reporting that condoms do not contain HIV (Table 6).
In a follow-up study, we intend to seek consensus between rectal cancer patients and radiation oncologists on which benefits and harms of PRT should be addressed with all newly-diagnosed rectal cancer patients during the decision consultation.
We've got reducing gates, a reduction in sponsors, a reduction in money coming into clubs and that has to be addressed with all the clubs in the league".
So the big challenge for the people who cut deals in Trenton, a challenge that a few of them have started to address with all their ingenuity, is to find a way of getting into the wallets of all those S.U.V. owners that is either so sneaky or so complicated that it will not be noticed... much.
Links connect each receivers' address with all the possible unloading bays.
Like, say, when the issue of limitations in a solar technology can be addressed with, of all things, light.
Exposure misclassification was addressed with three approaches: with all people with unknown dates of vaccination considered as exposed; with all people with unknown dates of vaccination considered as unexposed; and with all exposures more than six weeks before classified as non-exposure.
This point needs to be addressed with experiments as all referees have raised this.
Health care systems changes – changes to health care processes, policies and financing – can result in tobacco use being addressed routinely with all patients in an ongoing, sustainable manner [ 7].
