The phrase "addressing blue" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where someone is discussing a specific topic or issue related to the color blue, but without additional context, it remains ambiguous.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing blue in terms of its psychological effects on mood."
Alternatives: "discussing blue" or "focusing on blue".
Certainly, Mr Romney is fond of calling the Chinese "cheaters" who abuse the rules of free trade, notably when addressing blue-collar voters.
Several hundred BLM Riders – many of whom possess expertise in community organizing, law, youth development, public policy, media, the arts and more – will actively support the demands set forth by the local Ferguson community and will work both within our respective communities and nationally to address blue-on-black violence.
Clearly spotlighted up front, never having to strain, is Mr. King himself, addressing the blues eternals of love, hard times and death -- sometimes all three, as in Howlin' Wolf's "How Many More Years".
Compounding the challenge of addressing a blue-collar constituency, the CIO also needed to find ways to cater to union memberships with unprecedented minority membership.
Importantly, because of the injection of blue addressing laser on the device, those functional layers would play significant roles on blue laser absorption where it could result into heat deposition, particularly on the ITO layer.
In other words, light red areas are problems with more citations for solutions than problems – they might be meaningful problems, but there are many solutions already addressing them – while blue areas represent potential subjects that have received little attention so far, indicating the need for further studies.
It poses screaming, provocative questions to passersby in red, white and blue, addressing gender, race and power.
For example, our study did not address the blue-colored iris which is a further conspicuous component of male nuptial coloration and together with the red throat and dark flanks seen as part of a high-contrast mosaic pattern [ 21].
(Sinagra) TINARIWEN (Tuesday and Wednesday) This guitar band from the deserts of Mali turns Touareg culture's acoustic music into a chant-based kind of distended electric blues, addressing realities of exile, displacement and poverty.
