The phrase "address grid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mapping, navigation, or organizing information based on geographical locations or addresses.
Example: "The city implemented an address grid system to improve the efficiency of mail delivery."
Alternatives: "address map" or "location grid".
Address grid down to 120 nm for the 3 μm.
This polygon shapefile depicts regions (major areas) of the address grid for San Joaquin County, California.
This polygon shapefile depicts the address grid divided into sections (minor areas) of San Joaquin County, California.
This line shapefile contains the address grid for streets and avenues in San Joaquin County, California as of July 2015.
The exposure strategies proposed are to match the address grid, which is an exposure scan direction, to the grating period, and also to apply the grating period to an integer multiple of the address grid resolution (5 nm).
Some analysts argue that while Germany is right to address grid congestion, doing so by artificially slowing down the wind energy boom risks undermining the country's credibility as a green leader.
Because many neighborhoods in African cities don't have numbered address grids, drivers might ask customers to direct them to their residences by mobile phone.
This work addresses Grid fairshare allocation policy enforcement and presents Aequus, a decentralized system for Grid-wide fairshare job prioritization.
For instance, Hauser's GridStat research involves developing an Internet-like communication infrastructure between power stations and transmission lines, addressing grid stability from the utility company's side, as opposed to GridWise's customer orientation.
Therefore, another indicator addressing grid extension is part of the indicator set.
The Address-Point grid reference is a 0.1-m resolution grid reference located somewhere within the footprint of the building concerned; in this study, we did not attempt to locate where within the building it lay.
