The phrase "addressed line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, such as addressing a specific line in a letter or document.
Example: "In the addressed line of the letter, please ensure that the recipient's name and address are clearly stated."
Alternatives: "recipient line" or "address line".
Mr. Moss: These pieces address "line": they are formal studies of movement and growth; they are projectiles generated by nature and/or mathematics.
Nowadays, it's actually quite simple and inexpensive to simply add on to an existing POS system in order to address line busting and to offer a host of other services that significantly enhance the shopping experience.
Right click on the "To" address line.
You can add multiple email addresses by separating each with a comma in the "To" address line.
Generally, adding a comma between email addresses in the send to address line, will send your letter to each email address.
He was up! CHRIS -- Very specifically addressing lines of dialogue.
"Soldiers, if you stand here we will become Russia and you will have to go and fight in Chechnya," he said through a loudspeaker, addressing lines of police from a minivan in the middle of the crowd.
Lindsey, a Clinton friend since their Arkansas days and now the deputy White House counsel, spent nearly four hours with the grand jury apparently addressing lines of inquiry that were not considered subject to attorney-client privilege.
Improving the conclusiveness of patient-specific iPSC-CM models with approaches to address line-to-line variability and genetic background variations via CRISPR-generated isogenic controls, or fully sequenced and characterized reference stem cell lines (either iPSCs or ESCs).
Issues of type size and legibility were addressed, and line colors, station names and connections were all updated.
