The phrase "address referred" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a specific address that has been mentioned or cited previously, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The address referred in the previous section is where the event will take place."
Alternatives: "mentioned address" or "cited address".
STATE OF THE UNION Correction: February 10 , 2006 Friday A front-page article on Feb. 1 about President Bush's State of the Union address referred incorrectly in some copies to his proposal to help illegal immigrants get temporary jobs.
A front-page article on Feb. 1 about President Bush's State of the Union address referred incorrectly in some copies to his proposal to help illegal immigrants get temporary jobs.
We were inundated with circulars trumpeting the grand opening of J.C. Penney on Sixth Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets and we had no clue that this address referred to Manhattan.
Note to visitors: a "row" address refers to the upper tier of shops on Chester's famously two-tiered streets.
I know a lot of really good scientists at NASA, and at N.O.A.A., and at our major universities," President Barack Obama put it a few few months ago, in his State of the Union address, referring to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Setting foot on Recto Bank is no different from setting foot on Recto Avenue," he said in a recent state of the union address, referring to an oil-rich area 80 miles from Palawan and a prominent thoroughfare in Manila.
This week Mr Bush gave a somewhat defensive state-of-the-union address, referring often to the Democrats' attacks on his record, and advising America to keep the same leadership to see through the war on terrorism (see article).
"Time has passed over socialist agriculture and its loyalists who have outlived socialism," Mr. Orban said in a recent address, referring to both the former communist regime and opposition socialists who were the governing Fidesz party's main adversaries before it won a two-thirds majority in Parliament in 2010.
The technology, which tracks various trends in Internet usage by analyzing traffic to more than 40,000 Web sites around the world, can also detect a computer's browser, IP address, referring search engine or search term, default language and screen resolution.
As Wonkette notes, Sarah Palin called the mountain Denali during her 2009 farewell address, referring to "Denali, the great one, soaring under the midnight sun". .
In his last State of the Union address, referring to the need for a higher minimum wage, paid leave, and equal pay for equal work, President Obama declared, "I won't rest until they get done".
