The phrase "address compiled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection or assembly of addresses, such as in mailing lists or databases.
Example: "The address compiled for the marketing campaign includes all the potential customers in the region."
Alternatives: "compiled addresses" or "gathered addresses".
Table 1 Concepts addressed (compiled, with the exception of hitchhiking, from Gregory 2009) Concept Common misconception 1 Heritable variation, overproduction of offspring, and survival of the fittest are all required for natural selection to occur.
A list of respondents and their home addresses compiled from the baseline survey was used to contact and make appointments with respondents for follow-up interviews in the two subsequent surveys.
For the first time, the 2000 census used addresses provided by the Postal Service and by local government entities, as well as an address list compiled by the Census Bureau itself.
Several enumerators described to the interviewer some of the difficulties they face in the search (they work from a master address register compiled last spring), and their solutions to them.
Then last Friday, Republican lawyers filed challenges to nearly 6,000 voter registrations in the Senate district, charging discrepancies between county voter lists and change-of-address records compiled by the Postal Service.
It was an extraordinarily incompetently managed exercise". The 2001 census was later scrutinised by the public administration committee and the London regional select committee, which insisted that a proper address register is compiled next year, although this will require investment into scanning and tracking of census forms to ensure accuracy.
The people who send junk mail often use programs that search the Net for e-mail addresses to compile a bulk-mailing list.
This topic was addressed by compiling, between 2006 and 2011, a database of medical tourism companies based in Canada.
The sample frame was the Geodirectory, a listing of all residential addresses in Ireland compiled by the postal service.
Data from the Survey of Lifestyle, Attitudes and Nutrition in Ireland, a nationally representative dataset using the Geodirectory (a listing of all residential addresses in Ireland compiled by the postal service) as the sampling frame.
