The phrase "address selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific address that has been chosen or highlighted for a particular purpose, such as in forms or applications.
Example: "Please confirm that the address selected is accurate before proceeding with the order."
Alternatives: "chosen address" or "selected location".
This section focuses on model selection, while the next three sections address selected model classes.
We employ the introduced morphogenesis model to address selected experimental observations of the fragmentation stage of particle growth.
The purpose of this article therefore is to address selected topics of EBSD practice, in a tutorial manner.
The prototypes reviewed offer innovative solutions, but only address selected requirements of conceptual design, and are thus unlikely to not provide a solution which would fit the wider needs of the engineering design industry.
A curricular change was designed at the Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Louisville, to address selected ACGME competencies by incorporating practice-based improvement activities into the routine clinical work of family medicine residents.
Addresses were chosen systematically using standard random route procedures, beginning with an initial address selected at random.
Just pick a username, write your password, type in your birthday, enter your email address, select your country, accept the terms and conditions and you're done.
The system automatically searches each word of all messages in the frequencies, channels, or addresses selected.
Once you have the outdated addresses selected, click the More button at the top of the list and choose Delete Contacts from the menu.
"Carnivore," their first completed script — in which a soup kitchen feeds the poor by chopping up rich people and cooking them in an addictive stew — was sent out to ten addresses, selected from an agent handbook.
The chapter addresses selected aspects of HgCdTe technology pertinent to long-wavelength infrared (LWIR) applications.
