The phrase "a reply address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an address where responses or replies should be sent, often in the context of letters, emails, or forms.
Example: "Please include a reply address on the envelope so that we can send you a confirmation."
Alternatives: "return address" or "response address".
It never got to Tony but Leo, Tony's father, received a reply addressed to "Dear Mr Loving Pa", thanking him for his letter and saying that his views had been noted, with an illegible signature underneath.
(1) VA will give the ecclesiastical endorsing organization written notice stating the reasons for the rescission and give the organization 60 days to provide a written reply addressing VA's concerns.
"The reply address on his e-mail is to a generic 'Orders' mailbox".
Such characteristics include the sender email address (the from), the email subject, the sending date, the reply address (as found in the email header), the phone number and any other email address found in the message itself (email body).
Place important additions under the reply address block on the front of the envelope, or in the upper corner opposite to the stamp.
For those not responding to these electronic opportunities, a hard copy questionnaire was posted in the first week of December 2010, with a reply paid, addressed envelope enclosed.
This included sending letters in a white envelope with a hospital logo and commemorative stamp, a hand-signed letter on headed notepaper, with a reply self addressed stamped envelope, enclosing the contents.
Questions about safety generated categorical answers (yes or not), whereas quality was assessed by a question with categorical answer addressing visibility (normal/compromised) and a question with quantitative reply addressing general quality, ranging between 1 and 10 (best), as a Likert scale.
Automated confirmation letters need to come from, or at least prominently feature, a reply-to address.
Below the Password box is a "Reply- to Address".
