The phrase "address signs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to signs that display addresses, typically found on buildings or streets.
Example: "The address signs on the street made it easy for visitors to find their way around the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "location signs" or "address markers".
"Physicians most often have to address signs and symptoms manifested when the patients are in an upright position," Dr. Damadian wrote his shareholders.
At that time, many Republicans said that the Bush White House had been complacent and waited too long to address signs that the political dominance of the president was eroding.
The Queen's address signs off: "As we strive together to fight off this new evil, let us pray for our country and men of goodwill wherever they may be.
They travel to 30 craft shows a year on the Island, selling personalized wooden mailboxes, clocks, shelves, address signs and whimsical figures that hold flower pots at prices from $10 to $130.
With the federal funds rate already near zero and with few other arrows in the Fed's quiver, Wall Street has been left to speculate about how the Fed could take steps to address signs the recovery had stalled.
Mr. Putin may have been trying to address signs of deterioration in relations between Russia and the United States, which pose a risk to foreign investment with potentially dire consequences for the economy.
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This year's Michicagoan theme addresses signs of inevitability and the inevitability of signs.
Further sessions addressed signs and symptoms.
The questionnaire addressed signing of contracts upon purchasing genetically modified (GM) seed, refuge compliance, refuge design and general farming practices.
It's self-service, letting employees change their addresses, sign up for training, and work on performance reviews.
