The phrase "address to which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a specific location, such as “The address to which I sent the package was correct.”.
The wines are listed with prices, and an address to which I should send my check.
All hosts provide new users with an email address to which images can be submitted.
Back in England, Cayce meets a mysterious man who gives her the email address to which the code was sent.
The public key is treated as an address to which value may be sent, akin to an account number.
Having decided to come forward, you have no obvious way to do so, no address to which you can send a "Dear Courts" letter.
Providing transparency can be as simple as having an e-mail address to which residents can send questions, or creating a building Web site with daily updates.
They dismissed him as "suspicious," Mr. Mulligan said, and refused to provide e-mail addresses to which he could send his work.
Stickam says it is not sending the messages — but it is the source of the e-mail addresses to which they are being sent.
It carries four Web addresses to which they should be sent, including ones bearing the names "Paradise," "Faithfulness" and "Boraq," the name of the Prophet Muhammad's horse.
When investigators checked the addresses to which the "ghost juice" was supposedly sent, they found apartment blocks, a museum, a parking lot and a hardware store.
The government says this includes the e-mail records of their subscribers, specifically the addresses to which e-mail messages were sent, and the times and dates.
