The phrase "addressed collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific collection of items or data has been directed or designated for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The addressed collection of documents was sent to the appropriate department for review."
Alternatives: "designated collection" or "targeted collection".
Before addressing the challenges associated with improving review spam detection, we must first address collection of data.
The exhibit also addresses collections in digital form.
In the absence of the regulations the Regents policy will revert back to a set of guidelines on the books since 1971 and amended in 1998 to address collections management, including deaccessioning.
That was the question facing entrepreneur Christian Sanz when he began building his own drones a few years back, and after exploring various possibilities, including delivery and also simply drawing together audiences of curious spectators, Sanz found a big need drones are perfect for that wasn't being addressed: data collection.
For this fee, Sincerely handles all the billing and address collection as well as the actual logistics of printing and delivering the photos.
And not only is card creation and mailing simplified through "app-ification" of the process, Sincerely has introduced a feature that automates another tedious aspect to the invites issue – address collection.
Stangvik told The Daily Beast that the IP address collection project was meant to expose people who spread revenge porn they may think they're anonymous, but their IP address reveal where they are, whenever they post.
Both applications are similar, yet have distinct differences and advantages, but overall they both allow you to upload a series of educational videos or audios and attach an email address collection service to your content so you can build your prospect list and teach them about your service in a low-pressure, friendly way.
The Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study (ARIC) investigated life course area effects at ages 10, 30, 40, and 50 years of age on atherosclerosis by a residential questionnaire linked to census data (Carson et al., 2007), but retrospective address collection for childhood measures potentially introduced recall bias and subsequent underestimates of effects in earlier years.
In an interview with the Dallas Morning News published Sunday, Bush addressed the collections of paintings and self-portraits that surfaced in March.
