The phrase "address of sender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as letters, emails, or packages where the sender's location needs to be specified.
Example: "Please include the address of sender on the envelope to ensure it reaches the correct destination."
Alternatives: "sender's address" or "return address".
DO look carefully at the full email address of senders.
In the case of an email, the metadata include the email addresses of sender, addressee, others cc'd, the date and time of dispatch and so on.
For example, the recipient address has to be written in the middle of the envelope and if you are writing the address of the sender then the sender's address still goes in the top-left corner of the envelope.
A 2002 federal law requires private shippers such as UPS and FedEx to obtain advanced electronic data, or AED, including the names and addresses of senders and recipients on packages, plus details about the parcels' contents.
The system can also retrieve just the e-mail addresses of senders and recipients of the target's e-mail, a method similar to technologies long used by investigators to capture phone numbers dialed by suspects and people who call them.
The commission has called for expanding the use of advanced electronic data (AED) — including the names and addresses of senders and recipients — on shipments from overseas, as well as employing more drug-sniffing dogs at postal facilities and points of entry for mail.
Vidius can and does identify the Internet addresses of senders and recipients, Broes said.
To wake up the receiver before sending a data packet, the sender transmits a sequence of short strobes containing the address of the sender and receiver, and each is sent during a time called strobeTime.
Return Address: Name and address of the sender.
Or, does the government merely desire to know the name and email address of the sender of email to a particular address?
