The phrase "addressee at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the location or context of the person being addressed, often in formal or technical communication.
Example: "Please send the document to the addressee at the specified email address."
Alternatives: "recipient at" or "person addressed at".
They relayed it back & forth, office, subjected it to too much efficency that it took one hour and fifty minutes to reach the addressee at his home 28 blocks away from the office which first received it.
Travisano quotes the poet and critic Tom Paulin: "The merest suspicion that the writing is aiming beyond the addressee at posterity freezes a letter's immediacy and destroys its spirit".
Travisano quotes the poet and critic Tom Paulin: "The merest suspicion that the writing is aiming beyond the addressee at posterity freezes a letter's immediacy and destroys its spirit". And yet what makes these letters so fascinating is their hawk's eye on immortality, even in the midst of lives lived fully, often sloppily.
Name Slot PO Box 5053 Stn Forces Belleville ON K8N 5W6 CANADA In this example, Canada Post will deliver to the CFPO at Belleville and the Canadian Forces Postal System will continue transport to the addressee at CFPO 5053 (in Geilenkirchen, Germany) by whatever means and timing the military will deem appropriate.
2. Questions to the Commission and to the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy shall be referred to the addressee at least one week before the sitting on the agenda of which they are to appear and questions to the Council at least three weeks before that date.
A panel supervising compliance with a human rights treaty may wish to remove some of this discretion by requiring that the addressees at least take some significant and good faith steps immediately and regularly and that these steps be documented.
Using the addressees at which New Generation participants were successfully enrolled, zip code matching identified potential participants based on probable locations within 60 miles of the three WRIISC sites.
Advising means recommending some course of action (e.g. medical treatment, financial investment) with the addressee as the beneficiary (at least ostensibly!), whereas promoting means recommending some course of action (e.g. buying a medical product, subscribing to a health service) with the speaker as the beneficiary.
It's not hard to imagine the addressee nodding his head at times in cheery agreement.
If a regular frame is received successfully at the addressee station, the station sends immediately an ACK, in accordance to the 802.11 standard.
Children typically gaze at the addressee before pointing, to engage his or her attention, and after pointing, to check for their success in sharing attention upon the target [7].
