The phrase "address it would be" is not correct in English and seems to be missing context or structure.
It could potentially be used in a sentence where you are discussing the location or details of an address, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The address it would be sent to is still unknown."
Alternatives: "the address will be" or "the address is going to be".
My mother has his address, it would be easy enough to get his phone number, but I put it off.
It is only fitting that the most effective way to address it would be through small, low-key and often backbreaking interventions.
"Maybe, since you still have the address, it would be easier for you to send the e-mail," I suggested sweetly.
In a statement it added: "It is the norm for these assessments to raise issues for the funded organisation to address – it would be almost unheard of for no recommendations to be made as a result of an onsite audit for example.
Rather than criticize the use of smugglers in speeches, including in the State of the Union address, it would be better to give individuals and families viable options that do not place them at the mercy of human smuggling operations.
Apparently, even if Hillary Clinton delivered this generation's Gettysburg Address it would be reported as an attempt at "diversion" from the email "scandal".
Timothy Delaney, chief executive of the National Council of Nonprofits, agreed that the rapid increase in charities was an issue but said that addressing it would be extremely complicated.
One way of addressing it would be if we stopped making films about posh people starring posh people and produced by posh people.
A good first step in addressing it would be to overhaul E-Rate to make sure it gets the Web into every classroom and library, not just a school, either through cable or Wi-Fi, and with sufficient financing for upkeep.
Oxfam, which provides water, cash grants and sanitation facilities, said in January that a "humanitarian crisis of extreme proportions" could unfold if instability continued, warning that unless the crisis was addressed it would be almost impossible to stop it becoming deadly.
While this isn't the exact problem addressed, it would be something interesting to look into.
