The phrase "a message addressed to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate who the intended recipient of a message is. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The email contained a message addressed to the entire team, outlining the new project guidelines."
You put it in a message addressed to only that person.
You receive a message addressed to many recipients — often a much-recycled joke, story, list, urban myth, etc.
She herself recently received a message addressed to more than 25 people that read: "Dear Friend: Happy holidays.
When Mr. Froomkin explained that Stephanie was already on the case, "Dianne D". replied with a message addressed to someone named "Ashley".
The app works as follows: a message addressed to a given person is written and transmitted to another, who delivers it verbally.
Early this month the leader of the ruling junta, Senior Gen. Than Shwe, observed Peasants Day, a national holiday honoring farmers, with a message addressed to the "Esteemed Peasantry".
A3 Tape Says Zarqawi Injury Minor In an message addressed to Osama bin Laden, the voice of a man claiming to be Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, acknowledged reports that he had been wounded but said that his wounds were slight and that he was still in Iraq, while in Hilla, south of Baghdad, two suicide bombers killed 27 people and wounded at least 120.
As fearful residents began another day's wary routine, Chief Moose vented his anger that some detective had apparently favored a local television reporter with an exclusive and sensational disclosure of a prime bit of evidence, a tarot card with a dark message addressed to the police found at one of the shooting scenes.
The body was left next to a piece of cardboard with a menacing message addressed to Mexico City's mayor, Miguel Angel Mancera, threatening further murders against rival groups.
Whenever a node I discovers a link failure, it initiates the route maintenance process by transmitting a RERR message addressed to the source.
His Gospel, though ostensibly biographical, was "a spiritual message addressed to the church for which it was originally written".
