The phrase "addressed to the same" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is directed towards the same recipient or subject.
Example: "The letters were all addressed to the same individual, indicating a coordinated effort."
Alternatives: "directed to the same" or "sent to the same".
She had found something that distressed her: In a file that she had never before opened was a set of eight or nine letters, all addressed to the same person, with cancelled stamps, the paper distorted as though it had got wet, the writing smudged, each stamp differing from the others by some slight degree — a minor flaw in the cancellation mark, a slight rip.
This feature must be able to selectively send packets addressed to the same node via different access networks (identified by its CoAs).
"We now believe there is a fourth V, which is end user value, and that hasn't been addressed to the same extent," and that is where Big Data Fund 2 will be focusing the bulk of its investment and attention.
After a channel switch, the T radio remains on the same channel until all packets, which are addressed to the same destination node, have been sent or until a maximum period of time has expired [25].
In Weiner's view, complaints about, say, occupational licensing regulations that prevent would-be tour guides, florists, hair braiders, and interior designers from earning a living in entirely harmless occupations should be addressed to the same officials who issued those regulations, not to judges.
Moreover, the two CONFIRM trials were not addressed to the same patient population.
The prime minister's remarks were a pointed bookend to an earlier address to the same group by Mrs. Clinton.
The second is a sequence of 108 poems addressed, apparently, to the same Young Man.
And two addressed to Mr and Mrs Simon Goldman with the same address.
In the second example, different conflicting addresses (i.e. addresses mapped to the same set) produce different miss counts, as addressed by ReVS.
If you're really poor, you can send local mail for free by affixing the return address to be the same as the intended recipient.
