The phrase "addresses north" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the direction or orientation of something, such as a building, a map, or a location.
Example: "The new office building addresses north, providing a stunning view of the city skyline."
Alternatives: "faces north" or "is oriented north".
Samy Amimour Police raided an address north of Paris where Samy was said to be living, and questioned neighbours about his movements.
He was one of several officials in the Trump administration who sought to fine-tune the message on how it will address North Korean threats.
On April 20, as Mr. Nixon was putting the finishing touches on his San Clemente address, North Vietnamese troops attacked the Cambodian towns of Takeo and Snoul.
At the same time, though, the U.S., Tokyo and Seoul have all -- surprisingly -- signaled a willingness to address North Korean concerns about its survival if it dismantles its latest nuke program.
Seoul has also approved the complete deployment of a US anti-missile system in another sign it intends to address North Korean provocations with reminders of its own military firepower, while keeping the door open to dialogue.
Seoul has also approved the complete deployment of a US anti-missile system in another sign that it intends to address North Korean provocations with reminders of its own military firepower, while keeping the door open to dialogue.
"Why did you have to lie to Congress?" he said, addressing North.
Key also addressed North Korean missile tests, the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, and even threw in a reference for former NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark, as she continues her campaign for UN Secretary-General.
Variables included number of claims, reimbursement, radiology service (public, private), geographic health region based on patient address (North, Central, West, South, East), patient age and gender, and type of referring health care provider.
Our work has squarely addressed North-South power relations and the digital divide, always building on local capabilities to transfer knowledge South-South, North-South and vice versa in a respectful manner that benefits both Northern as well as Southern partners [ 37].
