The phrase "address of more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The address of more information is needed to complete the report." (This is an attempt to use it, but it remains awkward.)
Alternatives: "location of additional" or "details of further".
One anonymous office block serves as the registered address of more than 200,000 corporations.
This squat, yellow brick office building just north of Wilmington's rundown downtown is the registered address of more than 285,000 companies.
Indeed, to judge by the nine paltry minutes devoted to international affairs in a State of the Union address of more than one hour, he's weary of America policing the globe.
At times they seem touchy, but then Ugland House, the registered address of more than 18,000 companies, is held up by critics as a symbol of all that is wrong with OFCs.The lawyers are members of the IFC Forum, a group of "magic circle" law firms from British dependencies that have joined forces to counter those jurisdictions' bad press.
That year, President William Henry Harrison delivered an inaugural address of more than 8,000 words, which lasted almost two hours, and he refused to wear a coat or a hat.
To highlight their point, the authors included a photo of a five story building in the Cayman Islands that is the registered address of more than 18,000 American companies. .
A security glitch -- now fixed -- exposed the names and postal and e-mail addresses of more than 31,000 people to savvy computer users.
Since July, the music industry's lobbying wing, the Recording Industry Association of America, has obtained the names, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of more than 1,000 people around the nation whom the group suspects of Internet music piracy.
In the high court last month, a maker of pornographic films successfully forced O2 to hand over IP addresses of more than 9,000 users who illegally downloaded films made by Ben Dover Productions.
However, the addresses of more than a dozen buildings he managed in Manhattan and the Bronx between 2002 and 2008 could be found in city permit data and court records.
He obtained the email addresses of more than 160,000 people and sent them phishing scams masquerading as the online food order and delivery service Just Eat to get their personal data.
