The phrase "address won" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The address won by the contestant was a surprise to everyone."
Alternatives: "location secured" or "address obtained".
Although shared value seems to address "win-win" business and society issues, it leaves managers ill-equipped to legitimately manage issues where they face the prospect of "win-lose" or "lose-win" social engagements (de los Reyes et al. 2016).
The draw was conducted via computer programmed selection system which saw your email address win in the 1st Category with the following information; Your ticket no: DI-8923412 Serial no: 654213 Insurance no: 57025 Winning no: DI/418906 Winning amount: £1000000.00 Pounds.
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice demonstrated surprising acumen for delivering a national political address, winning over the crowd with a moving story about her life growing up under Jim Crow laws in the South.
VeriSign Inc., the designated keeper of the database that stores the Internet's.com addresses, won a big victory last week from Icann, the international organization that oversees the Internet's entire address system.
Mr. Barroso's speech, however, failed to generate the same amount of interest as a U.S. presidential State of the Union address, and won just a lukewarm response in Strasbourg, one of the Parliament's two homes.
According to a Dragon Christmas charity sale programme, for which Hollander performed the opening address, he won the title role of Oliver in the school play on account of his loud voice (with Tim Luke, once senior advisor to David Cameron on business, trade and innovation, playing one of Fagin's boys).
Hello, we wish to inform you of the Yearly Award program that your Email Address has won an Award sum of Two Million Dollars {US$2,000,000.00} OR 1 copy of Armored Core 3 Portable for the PSP.
Mr. Barr said the name was inspired by President Obama's call in the State of the Union address to "win the future" by improving American education.
Christine Blower, the NUT's general secretary, told delegates in her closing address: "Whoever wins the general election, whatever the composition of the incoming government, there will be a clear need for the National Union of Teachers to continue to stand up for education".
No one without a valid email address will win.
