The phrase "addresses good" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is done well or effectively, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report addresses good practices in environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "addresses well" or "addresses effectively".
IPv6 is an updated protocol that supports trillions of unique addresses (good for when every device from phones to cars to refrigerators is addressable on the Internet), but the uptake is slow.
WHERE TO EAT Though many of the rifugi lack Web sites (and street addresses), good English-language information can be found at www.dolomiti.org, a site set up by the region's official tourism bureaus.
To avoid this trap of the success formula, we must help our youth discover what Voltaire and Jim Collins addresses: "Good is the enemy of Great".
To avoid this trap of the success formula, we must help our youth discover what Voltaire and Jim Collins addresses: "Good is the enemy of Great". As a child in San Jose and then East Bay in California, I grew up following the same success formula.
50 cents for ordinary foreign points and for $1 you may have a receiving address good for 3 replies.
In this week's section: There are events in life — a breakup, a death, an illness — that make a change of address good medicine.
Tony Blair was often and unfairly accused of subservience to George Bush, whose "Yo, Blair!" greeting was interpreted as a humiliation, when it was no more than Mr Bush's habit of addressing good friends as if they had both known one other since they were 12 years old.Mr Blair was not Mr Bush's poodle.
Although this has widely been regarded as a strategic move to forestall critique and secure support for the HGP, Watson himself has said that he proposed the ELSI program because there are genuine worries that needed to be addressed: "Good science affects its social context.
The World Bank has addressed good governance in a number of ways and was an early pioneer of measuring good governance in the pharmaceutical system by developing a tool to determine vulnerability to corruption in 2002.
Of the 52 health care workers interviewed (one per health facility), 37 (71%) participated in an in-service training course on rational use of medicines and 12 (23%) attended a training course that also addressed good injection practice.
Most Web users still associate Internet browsing with.com addresses, with good reason: According to VeriSign, almost half of the 85.6 million domain names registered worldwide in late 2005 were.com addresses.
