The phrase "address mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a combination or variety of addresses, such as in mailing lists or location data.
Example: "The marketing team needs to review the address mix to ensure we are targeting the right demographics."
Alternatives: "address combination" or "address variety".
Charlie had fallen back on his old scene and, on one drugs run, got an address mixed up.
"I can perhaps understand why the postal worker got the address mixed up, because the handwriting is quite poor and they look similar, but the recipient's name is unmistakable.
Colmar has plenty of atmospheric winstube, like the waterside Brenner (mains from €15, 1 rue Turenne, +33 3 8941 4233, wistub-brenner.fr), but the best address to mix with the locals is the opulent Brasserie Le Théâtre (mains from €18, 1 rue des Bains, +33 3 8929 2929, restaurantletheatre.net).net
Second, research from the 80s and 90s mainly focused on the potential demand for battery EVs [13,14,24,27,38,39,54,55,79,90], while studies from the late 90s and 2000s rather address a mix of AFVs including EVs, LPG, CNG or methanol [21, 22, 23,33,34,42,81,87].
However funding models are often focused on achieving technical efficiency, or simple throughput, with no capacity to address the mix of health services.
To provide more in-depth understanding into the questions the review sought to address a mixed-studies design, including qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods studies was chosen [ 18].
On Saturday, in a hotel ballroom in an Iowa town not coincidentally named Perry, addressing a mix of conservatives and bikers, the former Texas governor touted his bona fides as an advocate for veterans.
This paper addresses the mix design and properties assessment of Ultra-High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC).
The proposed law is based on the embedded process zone approach and is formulated to address the mixed-mode loading and fracture of adhesively bonded joints.
This paper addresses the mix design and properties evaluation of an eco-friendly Ultra-High Performance Concrete with recycled coral based materials.
Although the paper is primarily concerned with elucidating these interactional norms and their implementation, it also addresses the mix of occupational concerns and market pressures that they reflect, and broader implications for the changing media landscape.
