The phrase "address noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that a specific address has been received or recorded, often in a formal or business context.
Example: "Thank you for providing your contact information; your address noted will be updated in our records."
Alternatives: "address acknowledged" or "address received".
The homestead address noted in the book, Carstran, also shows up in local property records.
Decision letters will be mailed to the address noted on your application.
As Slavenka Drakulic, the Croatian writer who gave the keynote address, noted: "Freedom is a rare and precious fruit in this part of the world".
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In 1988, Ronald Reagan, in his farewell address, noted that he had often referred to John Winthrop's image of America as "a shining city upon a hill," adding, "But I don't know if I ever quite communicated what I saw when I said it".
At the end of the protocol, CL has stored the message m at a virtual address noted φ(m).
So to filter further, Moreover's spiderlike bots learn the structure of the Web address, noting which words and numbers show up between the slashes.
The dean broached the subject of the pressure of royal weddings and marriages in his address, noting that "of course we know … that marriages, even between the kindest and most careful people, can founder because of pressures unforeseen".
Addy wants to update your physical address, noting how long ago they were created and how they are not standardized, to a more convenient, URL-based system.
"Death fell from the sky and the world was changed," Mr Obama said in his address, noting that the bombing had shown that "mankind possessed the means to destroy itself".
OO US Produces More Wind Power Than Any Other Nation President Obama said in his 2015 State of the Union address, notes the Power of Wind team at the American Wind Energy Association.
