The phrase "and address also" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when you want to include addressing a particular issue or topic in addition to something else, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "Please review the report and address also the concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "and also address" or "and address as well".
The foreword, below a picture of Cameron in working mode, with the word "contract" stamped in blue ink over his name and address, also includes this: For too long, you've been lied to by politicians saying they can sort out all your problems.
Because of their curious nature and ability to "vanish," along with the risk of being stolen, a number of dog clubs and rescue organizations (including the UK's Kennel Club) consider it good practice that Labradors be microchipped, with the owner's name and address also on their collar and tags.
In this paper, we review statistical methods for all three types of approaches, including subtypes, in the context of cancer data and provide links to software implementations and tools and address also the general problem of multiple hypotheses testing.
This paper gives a short overview of experiments with X-ray and electron spectroscopy for solar energy and water splitting materials and addresses also the issue of solar fuel, a relatively new topic in energy research.
Their message, which arrived in my inbox via a privatized and secured Hushmail.com address also included this video manifesto made to promote their new mission, OpDemonoid.
These processes deriving from internal capabilities and good innovation management practices address also other types of innovation, apart from the technological one.
Here is another example: "This road, on the other hand, is well-paved and easy to drive".. Direct address also falls into this category.
The officer's purported name and address were also posted.
GPS coordinates and outlet name, type, and address were also recorded for new food outlets discovered during the fieldwork (i.e., outlets not listed in the databases).
Your street address (also dangerous).
The use of F− in orthopeadic investigations has been reviewed in Adesanya et al. [ 28] and has been addressed also in Lévy and Fenollar [ 29].
