The phrase "address signal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics, telecommunications, or computer science, where it refers to a signal that specifies a particular address in a system.
Example: "The microcontroller sends an address signal to the memory module to retrieve the stored data."
Alternatives: "addressing signal" or "signal for addressing".
So far, Congress has barely begun to address signal shortcomings of the Bush proposal.
Both the reading and writing address of these 2-port RAM use the combination of VGA_Camera Address signal which will swap through the whole screen row by row.
Because we address signal processing of the received signal in the main radar only, the correlations R 1,1, R 2,1, and R 3,1 are only needed as apparent in (8).
Subsequently, we added steps to address signal drift at night.
To address signal variance following the iterPLIER analysis, we applied a variance-stabilizing transformation (PLIER+16) to raw intensity (Guide to PLIER Estimation) [ 84].
This surveillance role has been subject to subtle functional and local variances during evolution as evidenced by changes within the RSL and the subcellular address signal.
President Obama in his inaugural address signalled a new direction for US foreign policy.
President Trump's inaugural address signaled an ambitious nationalist reimagining of the post-World War II international order.
Mr. Bloomberg's address signaled, in perhaps the starkest terms yet, his change from a man who thought higher taxes would "destroy this city" to one who sees the city he governs as a value-added commodity.
1 President Bush, in his first weekly radio address, signaled anew that he might be willing to budge on the most contentious dimension of his education plan: school vouchers.
But Obama's address signalled a determination on the part of his administration to contain the growing chorus of opponents on Capitol Hill, where Republicans, who control both chambers of the legislature, are determined to find a way to scupper the agreement.
