The phrase "address updating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of changing or modifying an address, such as in databases or personal information records.
Example: "Please ensure that address updating is completed before the end of the month to avoid any delivery issues."
Alternatives: "address modification" or "address change".
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).
Enter "USPS change of address," "update address," "address change" or another similar keyword into a search engine.
Information on state, county, and census tract of residence was derived from the residential address updated every 2 years.
15 Data included age, gender, ethnicity, 'deprivation index' (NZDep) (a validated score derived from residential address, updated every five years since 1991), 16 medical conditions, history, injuries, investigations and diagnostic outcomes.
Children born in 1991 or 1992 were assigned the mother's mailing address in 1991, and births from 1993 through 2002 were assigned the nurses' addresses, updated every other year, in similar manner.
The lower response rate in 2007 might be due to difficulties of keeping the list of e-mail addresses updated, especially on trainees often changing training sites and a generally lower response rate in e-mail studies.
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).
Sure, it gets you from point A to point B but, commuters will love this, it also tells you about traffic spots and connects with your PC through the Internet for quick address updates and searches.
Participants were followed for changes of address using data from the US Postal Service, other address update services, and participant updates.
