The phrase "address guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or resource that provides information on how to address someone or something, such as in correspondence or communication.
Example: "Please refer to the address guide to ensure you are using the correct titles and formats for your letters."
Alternatives: "address manual" or "address reference".
Within this area, we traced all facilities that might provide care to children and adolescents with severe generalized cerebral palsy, using the Dutch address guide for disability care.
The samples were randomly taken from different sources: general practitioners from the Netherlands Institute of Health Services Research (NIVEL), elderly care physicians from the Association of Physicians specialized in care for older people (Verenso) and clinical specialists from the medical address guide (BSL).
Opportunities to increase active patient engagement, address resistances, guide patient drug-formulation selection, and provide better LAI-relevant information for more individualized approaches to treating the patient with schizophrenia were present.
The convening is meant to address these guiding questions.
Whether asymptomatic or mild infection is more likely to develop in children, and whether children are able to transmit the virus to others in the absence of clinical illness, are important questions which must be addressed to guide control.
Click on the link and see a mashup with maps (for addresses), travel guides (for places), calendar (for dates), etc.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A comprehensive literature search addressing 4 guiding questions was performed for full text in English articles published between January 1990 and July 2011.
One key issue that needs to be addressed in guiding hESC technology from "bench" toward "bedside" is developing defined cell culture systems for culture of hESCs, and differentiation of such cells into therapeutically relevant cells using clinically compliant systems.
In Chin et al. [23] the issue of efficient hypotheses generation is addressed by guiding sampling with information derived from residual sorting.
Issues such as stability of reactants and products (particularly in water), kinetics, and unwanted side reactivity with biofunctionalities must be addressed, ideally guided by detailed mechanistic studies.
The present review examines opportunities and practical challenges that nano-applications pose in addressing the guiding principles for a green economy.
