The phrase "address to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or input field where one needs to provide an address, such as in a form or application.
Example: "Please fill in the address to enter for shipping purposes."
Alternatives: "location to input" or "address field to complete".
It's the first built-in GPS system I've ever seen that lets you speak the entire destination address to enter it: "Destination 1283 Maple Avenue, Flemington, New Jersey".
Also, as you'll need to "like" the Vevo Facebook page and give your email address to enter each competition, it does rather feel that Vevo benefits more than you do.
You will require internet access and an email address to enter the Competition.
However, it must be noted that of those who provided an e-mail address to enter the draw (71%), no multiple e-mails were provided.
As completion was anonymous, each student was advised to send an email with their name and email address to enter the prize draw.
Respondents could complete the survey anonymously but, to encourage participation, had the option of supplying an email address to enter a draw for one of two iPad tablet computers.
One final note: The "Mission: Impossible 2" site requires visitors to submit e-mail addresses to enter certain areas, but registrants then receive unsolicited promotional messages.
The human genome is a co-evolved and tightly integrated system; hence it may not allow newer genes and genome fragments from unknown addresses to enter and integrate into this tightly evolved genetic community as we wish to do in clinics at will.
Inclusion of "community property" on Schedules A and B. Clarification of the Form and its Instructions addressing where to enter undistributed eligible estate property.
Provide your name, email address, and zip to enter.
The role of gender has gradually been incorporated into theoretical frameworks that address the decision to enter international migration.
