The phrase "address expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a specific address is anticipated or required, such as in forms or communications requesting information.
Example: "Please provide your contact information, including the address expected for delivery."
Alternatives: "address required" or "address anticipated".
The report finds that the existing medical services in south Santa Clara County will be insufficient to address expected demand.
Thursday's breakthrough came as Democrats rushed to finish the bill in time for President Obama to tout the achievement in his first State of the Union address, expected to be held later this month or in early February.
In an address expected on Saturday, the head is expected to bemoan the state of the independent sector, saying: "The crushing burdens of state requirements, league tables and inspection regimes have squeezed the lifeblood and originality out of much of the sector".
In this context, forward-looking statements often address expected future business and financial performance and financial condition, and often contain words such as "expect," "anticipate," "intend," "plan," "believe," "seek," "see," or "will".
The White Tank Freeway is a new long-term freeway alignment designed to address expected rapid growth in the far northwest valley around Surprise and northern Buckeye.
Heading into this inaugural address, many expected the speech to be rhetorically masterful but perhaps ideologically shallow.
(iii) The name of consignee, complete address, and expected shipment date, as well as the name and address of the ultimate consignee in the second country.
After posting their list on social media alongside their address, they expected the well-wishers' packages to come pouring in.
In January the governor must propose a budget for the fiscal year beginning in July that needs to address an expected $15 billion shortfall in revenues.
A typical method of composable software development is to select and combine a number of patterns that address the expected quality requirements.
Stephen Barnsdale-Quean, 42, of the same address, was expected to appear at Barnsley Magistrates Courtt.
