The phrase "address a message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of directing or sending a message to a specific recipient or audience.
Example: "In the meeting, I will address a message to all team members regarding the upcoming project deadlines."
Alternatives: "send a message" or "deliver a message".
A GOVERNMENT television channel dubbed Vladimir Putin's latest state of the nation address "A Message from Above".
There's an auto-suggest function that will prompt you with addresses from your address book as you begin to address a message.
The most important 3D Touch use case lets you peek into content — this way, you can preview an email, a photo, a link, an address, a message and go right back to where you were.
Actress Ellen Page took to Twitter this weekend to address a message she received from an anti-gay pastor regarding her sexuality.
For those new to Gmail on the Web, you can send invitations for meetings and other events by first creating and addressing a message to your potential attendees.
As the stock market nosedived, Johnson addressed a message directly to young people, as if he was terrified of their anger, assuring them they would still be able to travel and find jobs in other European countries.
"On March 17, minutes after peppering a state official about whether e-mails about state business contained on a personal BlackBerry could become public, senior Palin aide Ivy Frye addressed a message to both Palins and two other aides: 'In sum, it's just as I thought -- questions of confidentiality are still unanswered by law.'".
We propose that such results are compatible with the intuition of a heterocentric reference frame linked to the addressee's perspective and built for addressing a message through pointing.
Vice President Dick Cheney, in his convention address, chose a message that confused rhetoric with reality.
In turn, those search insights can be used to tweak the products, raising the importance of some email items on a consumer's Inbox, or linking a map to an address in a message.
