The phrase "address of the message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific location or details of a message, often in the context of communication or technology.
Example: "Please provide the address of the message so I can locate it in the system."
Alternatives: "location of the message" or "message destination".
As mentioned before, there should be no explicit exposure about the addresses of the message sender and recipient.
For the LMA-based method, since RFC3810 [34] specifies the source address of the report message sent by the receivers is the link address, it is infeasible for the receiver to send the report message with the source address which is a globally routable address.
These structures are indexed with the destination address of the PCI Express message.
When the intermediate MRT-enabled routers receive an ICMP destination-unreachable message with the code equal to 3 and the destination port number of the original transport header equals the predefined number, they will issue an MRT binding request to the destination address of the ICMP message and try to update their binding tables.
By simply visiting the ZipLip.com web site, visitors can type the E-mail address of the recipient, enter the message and attach the document files along with the E-mail.
Be sure to number your tasks in a prioritized list for fast and easy communication and to ensure the recipient addresses every part of the message.
Contributing toward the previous work, this paper addresses the procedure of the message passing between the channel decoder, which processes the information of quantized bits, and the state estimator, which handles the information of continuous state values.
While President Mukherjee, a lifelong politician who holds a largely ceremonial post in India's parliamentary system of democracy, is no saint, I'm certain, his address actually echoed the message of one of India's greatest saints of modern time, Swami Vivekananda.
Click on the Blocked Senders List and find the Web address of the person whose messages you wish to allow through to your In box.
For example, online greeting card services often send messages with the return address of the person who sent the message.
