The phrase "address for delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the location where a package or item should be sent.
Example: "Please provide your address for delivery so we can send you the package."
Alternatives: "shipping address" or "delivery location".
"If you're dropping it off with us," Mr. Rossiter said, "we have not only an address for delivery but an address from the sender, the origin location.
We shall not be responsible for any failure to deliver your subscription if you have supplied us with an incorrect address for delivery.
To ensure patron privacy, all items will be wrapped then labeled with patron name and office address for delivery in department mailboxes.
We may cancel your subscription immediately at our reasonable discretion or if you breach any of your obligations under these terms and conditions, including if we do not receive a payment when due from you, or, in the case of a home delivery subscription if you change your address for delivery to an address that is outside the M25.
And in the interest of keeping things anonymous (because front door keys), the locksmith is given an approximate address for delivery, and they'll call when they're close to schedule a rendezvous point.
>To add or remove a second address for delivery of individual notices to the owner.
Transportation vehicles and those used by reps in the field could get addresses for delivery routes or sales visits sent to the onboard GPS though a compatible handheld device.
"Even if he has fake email addresses and multiple addresses for delivery, Amazon has developed ways to collect data to still find him," Benza explained.
But there is one ritual that holds fast: the State of the Union address, set for delivery Tuesday night to a joint session of Congress.
With President Obama placing tax reform on the table in his State of the Union address, scheduled for delivery to Congress on Tuesday, we can expect weeks or months of Washington debate about the vices and virtues of the tax breaks held dear by many segments of the taxpaying public.
On the end user side, postal big data could foster the rise of new consumer-centric delivery services: the report's authors quote the SoPost platform, which, in the UK, lets people use Facebook and Twitter accounts as their postal address for the delivery of gifts or product samples, without actual delivery details being shared.
