The phrase "address file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a file that contains addresses, typically for mailing or contact purposes.
Example: "Please make sure to update the address file before sending out the invitations."
Alternatives: "contact list" or "address database".
Each year, addresses are randomly selected from the Post Office's postcode address file.
"But there are things we're doing to address file sharing and downloading".
The current row is over a database of postcodes, the Postcode Address File, run by Royal Mail.
To use this feature, create an address or locate one in your address file that you want to use as your official contact information.
I basically got an address file from the Department of Corrections for everyone who came out of prison from 2001 to 2007.
He has even hinted on his blog at investigating whether the Royal Mail's Postcode Address File could be made available at "marginal cost" - for the electronic form, zero cost.
In the off chance that you're waiting for suggestions, here is some free advice from several people up and down the state whose names happen to inhabit a particular Lotus Organizer address file here.
He concluded, "I have a feeling that the whole New Yorker mailroom has cracked up, and that every name in the address file has been changed to Abe Burrows".
The coalition government's privatisation of the Post Office last year and the subsequent selling off of the postcode address file (PAF) ruffled a few feathers but there was no widespread public outrage.
As part of the "Show us a better way" competition for ideas for new uses of public sector information (showusabetterway.co.uk), Royal Mail has agreed to make available for free its Postcode Address File.
The Attorney General shall certify to the Congress when the central address file system (described in section 239(a)(4) [probably means 239(a)(3)] of the Immigration and Nationality Act) [8 U.S.C. 1229(a)(3)] has been established.
