The phrase "address to draw" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or a method for drawing attention, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Please provide the address to draw the audience's attention to the event."
Alternatives: "location to attract" or "point to illustrate".
Yesterday, Michelle Obama took the unusual step of delivering her husband's weekly video address to draw attention to the plight of the kidnapped schoolgirls.
President Obama used his inaugural address to draw a line separating the past eight years and what the nation should expect to come next.
I ask you to make every video game and movie as if your own children were watching it". The president used the radio address to draw attention to previously announced plans to propose legislation that would restrict the sale of guns and, in particular, ban violent youngsters from ever owning firearms.
If you are active in online forums, include your proxy network's web address to draw traffic to your website.
The use of ratio was addressed to draw conclusions about non-conforming billet's weight expressed in parts per million (ppm) associated with measurement uncertainty and tolerance limits.
Because of this, a number of standards and technologies have been addressed to draw an integral vision in the field of enterprise application integration (EAI).
He also approved a measure cracking down on so-called swatting calls made by pranksters claiming false emergencies, often at celebrities' addresses, to draw out police.
One complaint I've heard about Secret from users who don't necessarily have large, Silicon Valley-based address books to draw a pool of contacts from is that the stream doesn't update frequently enough: Letting users pay closer attention to the discussions going on within posts is a good way to make even smaller networks seem more active, too.
But it does not explicitly address how to draw state legislative districts.
Mr. Bush did not offer specific detailed prescriptions for the core issues he addressed: where to draw new borders, how many Israeli settlements in the West Bank will have to be uprooted in a final deal or how to compensate a Palestinian diaspora numbering in the millions now for homes and lands lost long ago, let alone how to pay for it.
Future research will have to address these points to draw clear conclusions.
