The phrase "address highlighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize or draw attention to a specific address, such as in a document or presentation.
Example: "In the report, we will focus on address highlighting to ensure that the key locations are easily identifiable for the readers."
Alternatives: "emphasizing the address" or "highlighting the location".
On Jan . 28 Obama delivered his State of the Union address, highlighting his push for a comprehensive immigration bill and pressing Republicans to join the effort.
Estonia's former Prime Minister Taavi Rõivas shared as much during his address highlighting how Estonia made it to the top of the leaderboard for national digital transformation.
Costa Mesa is in "a state of restoration" Mayor Katrina Foley said Wednesday during an address highlighting the city's recent accomplishments and significant work.
Health care is a priority for President Barack Obama, as he reasserted in his recent State of The Union address, highlighting his conviction that equal access to health care is a right and a necessity for all Americans.
To help introduce an initiative to encourage programs to prepare Burbank's workforce for "the real-world demands of an increasingly technical and rapidly changing workplace" then-Mayor David Gordon debuted a 13-minute video during his 2014 State of the City address highlighting training efforts in San Bernardino.
The State of the Union address highlighted the problem but fell short on solutions.
Representative Bill Delahunt, Democrat of Massachusetts, a good friend of Mr. Kennedy and a supporter of Mr. Obama, said Mr. Obama's offer to deliver the address highlighted the bond between the two men.
Mr. Bradley's address highlighted a political problem facing the two Democrats: both are strong advocates of free trade, and both are trying to win votes from union members and environmentalists who support sharp restrictions on trade.
Brown's address highlighted his vision for science as a driver of the U.K.'s economic future, a desire that has triggered much debate within the scientific community.
President Richard H. Brodhead, who, in his inaugural address, highlighted the importance of increasing the university's financial-aid endowment, says the new policy was made possible with earnings on the university's endowment and funds contributed to the Financial Aid Initiative a $300 million fundraising effort scheduled to end in December 2008.
President Obama, in his recent State of the Union address, highlighted the importance of today's information economy on the United States, and its need to innovate to compete.
