The phrase "address rejected" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of email or online communication to indicate that a specified email address is not valid or cannot receive messages.
Example: "Your email could not be delivered because the address rejected by the server."
Alternatives: "email not accepted" or "address not valid".
But Maduro, in a television address, rejected the calls, describing them as an attempt to privatise the health system.
The ANC responded within minutes of President Zuma's TV address, rejected by opposition parties, to say it "welcomed the president's apology" and stood by him.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's rebuff of President Obama's congressional address rejected "government bureaucracy that comes between people and their doctors".
Gov. Bobby Jindal's rebuff of President Obama's congressional address rejected "government bureaucracy that comes between people and their doctors". Nevermind the huge isurance bureaucracy that games the system for profit by denying, delaying and reneging on claims, and devastates the patient-doctor relationship.
At one time, there were 55 plants around the country where addresses rejected by machines were guessed at by workers aided with special software to get the mail where it was intended.
But in Thursday's address, she rejected "wonder weapons" like issuing joint European debt and warned that the Continent faced a long slog.
Just weeks after the elder Bush took office, dramatically offering his hand to Congressional Democrats in his Inaugural Address, Democrats rejected his nominee for defense secretary, Senator John G. Tower.
In his address he rejected the standard view that countries benefit by importing goods, arguing that globalization helped "the financial elite," while leaving "millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache".
Mr. Obama also addressed and rejected Mr. McCain's charge in recent days that he had injected race into the campaign.
The Supreme Court of California earlier had addressed and rejected allegations based on many of the same parts of Costello's testimony.
Nonetheless, one of the very few post-Amanda challenges actually resulted in another important court of appeals decision one that explicitly addressed and rejected a preemption challenge to the poison pill.
