The phrase "address offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing or suggesting a location or contact information.
Example: "The address offered for the meeting is 123 Main Street, Suite 4B."
Alternatives: "provided address" or "suggested address".
President Obama's second Inaugural Address offered a lot for progressives to like.
Much of Mr. Obama's address offered the bromides common to such speeches.
President Obama's first Inaugural Address offered a clear and bracing vision for a way out of the depth of an economic crisis and two foreign wars.
But the hour-long address offered no substantive concessions to demonstrators who had demanded an overhaul of laws that have greatly restricted freedoms for more than four decades.
President Obama's final State of the Union address offered an implicit response to the fear-based rhetoric of Donald Trump and other Republicans.
It was worst of all, the grubby paper taken from his wallet and carefully unfolded, its tattered edges and the blue letters of the address offered to her as a gift might be.
The annual State of the Union address offers the clearest example of the misconception.
When a Sandwich Won't Quite Do Where to go when hunger strikes on visits to the Museum of Modern Art in Queens, where a building's address offers a hint to its location.
There's a grid of pretty shopping streets where almost every second address offers something tasty to eat or drink; the sea glimmers and above, Monte Brazil – the remnants of a volcano – is an essay in green.
My carefully researched and exhaustive list of farm addresses offered no assurance that I would actually find that weathered rickety table with hand-lettered signs offering tenderly cared for produce.
Financial backers in both cases were found among businesses and developers eager to be part of the city-initiated projects — either because of the superb location and prestigious addresses offered by the HafenCity, for example, or because of the opportunity to show leadership in green housing construction in the case of the IBA Hamburg.
