The phrase "address directory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or listing of addresses, typically for organizational or informational purposes.
Example: "Please refer to the address directory to find the contact information for all employees in the company."
Alternatives: "contact list" or "address book".
f) oversee the preparation of the computerized address directory.
The device, which is to become available in the United States in July and sell for about $4,000, will come with an address directory, a clock, a calendar, a headset and Web browsing functions.
Mr. Adams said that Amazon.com had hoped to make the Planet All address directory available on its site so that people would be able to look up easily where to send gifts.
Sclavos now grudgingly agrees that VeriSign shouldn't try to wring anything more than the $6 per name it gets from the Internet address directory.
This is a comprehensive, regularly-updated address directory of Canadian medical professionals that can be searched by specialty.
The physicians were randomly selected to participate in the study on basis of an address directory existing for all obstetricians/gynecologists in Lower Saxony.
An initially fast-spreading e-mail "worm" nicknamed Homepage, a cousin to February's Anna Kournikova virus, hit about 10,000 users of Microsoft Outlook address directories in Asia and Europe yesterday.
Contains phone and address directories for participants in the ADF School, workshops, and performances, as well as faculty and staff members.
In parallel to these level2 activities searches in national and international telephone and address directories are started (level3 activities).
In the second stage, we located these 241 subjects through a variety of methods, including searches of credit bureaus, address directories, death certificates, motor vehicle reports, and home visits.
In 1930 the building was occupied by a company making what that year's address-telephone directory described as "mosquito canopies".
