The phrase "address update" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of changing or providing a new address, often in contexts like mailing lists, accounts, or personal information updates.
Example: "Please fill out the form to submit your address update so we can ensure your information is current."
Alternatives: "address change" or "address modification".
I check to see if there's a work item, like a new address on an address update form.
Every morning, one of my co-workers drops off a package to me that contains photocopies of policyholders' checks and other documents like address update forms.
To make sure you're receiving announcements from the Department, please update your contact information on @Cal or at their address update form.
If you would like to recieve a printed copy of the Newsletter starting with the next Issue, please subscribe using our Chandra User's Address Update Form and Newsletter Subscription page.
Follow these address update instructions (Booth students see below).
However, as you are required by law to keep your address up to date, make sure you follow the SEVIS Address Update instructions to make any necessary changes to fulfill your F-1 address update requirement.
The barriers to switching are getting lower, though, thanks to forwarding capabilities and automatic address updating.
This paper and its companion (Brown et al. 2015) address updates and extensions to the most recent version of the GEOMAGIA50 database and web portal (GEOMAGIA50.v3).
We assign alumni to local alumni chapters based on the mailing address we have on record, so keep your address updated.
Some studies send gift vouchers together with a thank-you letter and a change-of-address card to encourage respondents to keep their address updated between interview points (Laurie and Scott 1999).
Our study does not address updating systematic reviews without meta-analyses or reviews for which there appears to be a robust evidence base which definitively answers questions about effectiveness and/or safety of an intervention.
