The phrase "address changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of updating or modifying an address, such as in mailing or contact information.
Example: "Please ensure that your address changing is completed before the deadline to avoid any issues with your delivery."
Alternatives: "updating address" or "address modification".
The price changes at Pizza Hut are indicative of how marketers are scrambling to address changing consumer behavior as the economy remains sluggish.
He's in charge of address changing.
The legislative branch adjusted little and did not restructure itself to address changing threats.
In 2007 the city embarked on a programme to address changing climate, population growth and ageing infrastructure, as well as improve residents' quality of life.
The Transportation Security Administration, which adopted and is enforcing the policy, said that it was aimed not just at turbans but at any headgear and that it was one of the periodic adjustments made to address changing threats.
Finally, there's an opportunity to address changing climate and the challenges that brings up.
CAULDRON aims to communicate understanding of the science attributing extreme events to climate change in a memorable and compelling way, and create space for dialogue around policy decisions addressing changing risks and loss and damage from climate change.
We further emphasize needed interdisciplinary work addressing changing climates, altered disturbance patterns, intensive herbivory, and human drivers of ecological change.
An author's note addresses changing attitudes toward conservation and zoos, as well as modern efforts to save the world's giant pandas.
The music industry, he says, has a strategy of going after individuals while not addressing changing technologies as they apply to copyright law.
The site's volunteers identified a number of different IP addresses changing the templates but did not know if it was "a co-ordinated effort by different people in different locations or a single person using a roaming IP address".
