Sentence examples for strictly addressing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "strictly addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something is being focused on or dealt with in a precise or limited manner. Example: "In this report, we are strictly addressing the financial implications of the proposed changes."
Israeli officials involved in the talks have insisted on strictly addressing security concerns, demanding an immediate and durable cease-fire, while Palestinian officials seek rapid progress to substantive political negotiations over their demands for territory and statehood.
Three levels of analysis are presented: (1) macro-level analysis comparing the number of measures strictly addressing resilience versus sustainability, (2) meso-level analysis of the coverage of types of hazards within SAFs (e.g. flood, fire), and (3) micro-level analysis of SAF measures connected to flood-related hazard resilience.
We employ some of the methods of [2] to strictly address this more general problem.
Alignment of the regulatory framework across countries is highlighted as beneficial by the interviewees for innovation and reduction of LCOE, which means that the decreased 'formality of processes' highlighted in the literature is not actually strictly addressed.
The study by Dougherty et al [ 8] was the only quality trial identified in the Cochrane review of home versus hospital management of type 1 diabetes in children [ 7] but did not strictly address the research question as children in the intervention group (n = 32) were also hospitalised for a total of 70 days.
This involved addressing uncertainties strictly at an individual level.
While players who drop in (flying is one of only a few superhuman aspects of Second Life) can access Reuters news from the real world, the articles Mr. Pasick files will be strictly about — and addressed to — Second World players.
Scenarios contained within the interview guide were strictly hypothetical, although addressed issues that neurosurgical patients are routinely confronted with.
HIA are less likely to improve the social components of projects (including health issues), compared to strictly environmental issues addressed by EIA [ 72].
Exclusion criteria consisted of clinical assessment tools, general articles or guidance on quality assessment and instruments or reviews focused strictly on reporting and not addressing quality assessment.
"The subject of her innocence or guilt was something that she would strictly not address," Emily Socolov said.
