The phrase "address ends" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the conclusion or final part of an address, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Please ensure that the address ends with the correct postal code."
Alternatives: "conclusion of the address" or "final part of the address".
If an address ends with the word "copyright," a bot may decide to disregard that page.
But your email address ends in ac.uk, Richard, which marks you out as a student.
"Just because a web address ends with ".co.uk" does not mean the seller is based in the UK.
Residents may water two days each week (the days depend on whether a home's address ends in an odd or even number), and in some central and coastal counties, residents may water three days a week.
Jonathan M. Dietz San Rafael, Calif., Jan . 29 , 2008 To the Editor: The editorial about President Bush's last State of the Union address ends with the sentence, "The nation yearns for leadership".
The state's environmental commissioner, Bradley Campbell, said that statewide, residents whose address ends with an even number can water on even-numbered days and those with an odd number can water on odd-numbered days.
Total ankle replacement was performed as the initial surgery to address end-stage osteoarthritis.
Co-ordinates can be typed into a browser as a special kind of internet address, ending in ".geo".geo
The Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit is establishing a program to help the area's Muslim and Arab population address end-of-life issues.
DURING the height of the Internet gold rush, the virtual equivalent of a miner's plot of land was a snappy Web address ending in.com.
His address ended a dramatic week of violence and tension following the seizure on Sunday by US Delta Force commandos of al-Qaida suspect Anas al-Liby.
