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The phrase "addressee of the code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the person or entity to whom a code or message is directed.
Example: "In this communication, the addressee of the code must ensure compliance with the outlined regulations."
Alternatives: "recipient of the code" or "intended recipient of the code."
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I needed Laura as the addressee of the novel even though she barely appears in it.
The writers sometimes remind the deceased addressee of the water and offerings they have brought to the tomb.
Because of this, the texts written by them were ambiguous about who is the addressee of the writing task.
With this in mind, it is helpful to consider briefly what Halevi discloses about the Khazar king himself as the "original" addressee of the arguments presented.
Both of these changed depending on who (and thus where) was the addressee of the pointing gesture.
The last page of the questionnaire consisted of an "overall response" from the addressee (viz. author of the publication), chosen from "The coding was all correct", "I corrected (some of) the coding and explained my corrections", and "I refuse to comment on the quotations/coding".
Finally, Articles 6 to 8 contain technical provisions relating to the transposition, entry into force and addressees of the Directive.
I'm sure the governors of Washington and Rhode Island, among the addressees of the letter, appreciated that helpful note that the Richter scale is used for earthquakes.
The addressees of the questionnaires were the managing directors of the hospitals, but, has been filled in most of the hospitals together with the quality manager.
Kaplan adds to each context an addressee and a demonstratum, and stipulates that the content of 'you' in any context \(c\) is the addressee of \(c\) and the content of 'that' in any context \(c\) is the demonstratum of \(c\).
"The soul" is not the addressee of a rhetorical discourse.
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