"respectfully address" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when formally addressing someone, such as at the beginning of a correspondence. For example: "I respectfully address you on the matter of..."
Then each respectfully address the person in the next chair.
Team displays above average sportsmanship: All players respectfully address referees about rule interpretations and calls.
All players respectfully address Site Supervisors about rule interpretations and calls.
Team displays above average sportsmanship: all players respectfully address referees about rule interpretations and calls.
Team displays above average sportsmanship: All players respectfully address umpires regarding rule interpretations and calls.
Really a nice guy". Trump is next scheduled to respectfully address his rivals onstage when CNN hosts the Republican debate in September at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif.
The magistrate had not arrived yet, so Mr. Mwonzora said he respectfully addressed the portrait.
In a video message to Iranians on March 20 , 2009 he respectfully addressed "the people and leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran".
That was when the program's commentator Eric Sevareid, respectfully addressed a neurologist, Dr. Robert Livingston, of the National Institutes of Health, as Doctor, in return for which he heard himself called Eric.
She yielded to another articulate insurgent, who offered a variation on the same theme, respectfully addressed his thanks to "the Minister," and exited.
She is no longer merely a spouse of the president - she is the highest-ranking diplomat in the current administration and must be respectfully addressed as "Secretary Clinton" at all times!
