"address speech" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a formal speech given to an audience, such as a commencement address to students graduating from school. For example, "The graduation keynote speaker gave an inspiring address speech to the graduating class."
In his address speech, Farage said: "Yes, there's a bit of me that's disappointed but there's a bit that's happier than I have felt for years.
"You know when Abraham Lincoln made the Gettysburg Address speech, great speech, you know he was ridiculed?" Trump said during a political rally speech in Billings, Montana, on Thursday.
True, he did not in his speech address the problems industry has in acquiring land.
In your speech address the problems Dr. King described and your vision and hope for the future.
Each version of the CAL includes items addressing speech output and language comprehension.
Correspondence, diary, clippings, addresses, speeches, journals, pamphlets, and notes.
Correspondence; diary, 1926-1940; clippings; addresses; speeches; journals; pamphlets; and notes of Mary Beard.
Each painting is devoted to a single event on the DLD conference's crowded schedule — from registration to lunch to keynote addresses, speeches and panel discussions.
The datasets and subjects (the mineral-rich areas) he utilizes are far from obscure Britney Spears, State of the Union addresses, speeches by Google founders.
"Ship" stays afloat thanks to Abby Mann's sharp screenplay and a slew of memorable performances: Simone Signoret as a Spanish activist, Oskar Werner as the onboard doctor, and Oscar-nominated Michael Dunn, whose direct-address speeches are worthy of Sophocles.
Types of material include addresses and speeches, annual reports, catalogues, examinations, guides, lecture notes, letters, magazine articles, and minutes.
