The phrase "address corrections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes or updates needed for a mailing address or contact information.
Example: "Please send any address corrections to our customer service department to ensure accurate delivery."
Alternatives: "address updates" or "address changes".
Endorsed usually is in the form of a request for an address correction, for which they pay us.
We requested a postal service return to sender, address correction requested.
We attempted to locate as many women as possible through use of address correction requests, website searches, and telephone books.
There were 369 mailings for which we received an address correction and re-mailed the informational packets.
Prior to any converting or geocoding, addresses were cleaned and standardized using ZP4 address correction software without the LACS database (version expiring April 1 2009; http://www.semaphorecorp.com).semaphorecorp.com
We also cleaned and standardized the addresses in the E911 table using the ZP4 address correction engine, and then performed case-insensitive string matching to match self-reported addresses to pre-E911 addresses for conversion.
We attempted contact with all sampled parents, located 146 using tracking information from previous surveys and a commercial address correction service, and discovered that 88 parents were deceased or ineligible.
We first cleaned and standardized addresses using ZP4 address correction software with the LACS (Locatable Address Conversion System) database (version expiring 1 April 2011; Semaphore Corporation, Monterey, CA, USA) and then converted additional rural route boxes to street addresses using Enhanced 911 address conversion tables (Vieira et al. 2010).
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