The phrase "a note addressed to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a written message that is directed to a specific person or group.
Example: "I found a note addressed to the committee regarding the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "a message directed to" or "a letter intended for".
Inside the tent, Scott found a note addressed to him from Amundsen.
At a show in Massachusetts, Rose managed to slip a note addressed to Dylan to someone in his entourage.
In a note addressed "To the Juilliard community" yesterday, Mr. Polisi wrote: "I am not a candidate for any other position, and I am here to stay at Juilliard".
Moyra Davey's "vase with dead flowers" has a note addressed to Ms. Müller on its lower left-hand corner, explaining that she "gave up" on drawing the image with make up and took a photograph instead.
On the first page of the notebook, Linda left a note addressed to "whomever finds my body," in which she explained that her death would be the result of domestic violence: "I talked with and wrote to many people in position of authority about this but no one helped me".
On the first page of the notebook, Linda left a note addressed to "whomever finds my body," in which she explained that her death would be the result of domestic violence: "I talked with and wrote to many people in position of authority about this — but no one helped me".
She had broken up with Carrey a week before and left a suicide note addressed to the actor saying she was "just not for this world".
He killed himself with a fatal dose of barbiturates, maintaining, in a suicide note addressed to Lee Kuan Yew, "It is only right that I should pay the highest penalty for my mistake".
After their neighbor Mary Alice Brenda Strongg) kills herself one morning, once she has taken care of the laundry and painted a lawn chair — "quietly polishing the routine of my life until it gleamed with perfection," she says, in a wink-wink voice-over — the friends find a threatening note addressed to her among her belongings, and they set about trying to solve the mystery of her death.
On Nov. 30, the RCMP found an abandoned car near Edmonton's Vinca Bridge, which contained a suicide note addressed to Andronyk's daughter, according to court documents.
The story at the party in New York was that it was a suicide note addressed to her mother, Aurelia; that at some point it went astray; and that it named the other man.
