The phrase "addressed contact" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a contact that has been specifically addressed or mentioned, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "In the report, the addressed contact for further inquiries is listed at the end."
Alternatives: "designated contact" or "specified contact".
It could be useful for addresses, contact information or even photos and files.
The form includes spaces for the company name, address, contact person, company representatives, and to request special items/needs (electrical outlet, Internet connection).
With a single search query, sha-bang!, Greplin can search nearly your entire personal cloud for that address, contact, or invitation you just can't seem to find.
The startup's proprietary technology allows for scalable creation of videos with elements like maps, addresses, contact information, and promotional offers for specific areas.
When they reach the bottom of most emails they are greeted by a can-spam required footer including the company name, address, contact info and an unsubscribe link.
It seems as if their game is: find IP addresses of illegal downloaders, get court order to find the names behind the IP addresses, contact the offenders, threaten them all, collect money from some, officially abandon legal pursuit, then repeat.
In most cases the register contained each doctor's full name, address, contact telephone number and specialty.
In addition, patient age, name, residence address, contact information, diagnosis date, clinical stage, and other characteristics were also recorded.
We updated telephone and mailing address contact information at each encounter and also collected contact information for relatives that would be likely to know participants' whereabouts.
During the baseline interview, contact details will be obtained directly from the participant, including: home address, contact phone number, living situation, and smoking status of housemates.
