The phrase "addressees for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recipients or intended audience of a message or communication.
Example: "The addressees for this letter are the members of the board."
Alternatives: "recipients of" or "intended audience for".
Brian Fishman, who studies terrorism at the New America Foundation, said the choice of historic enemies as addressees for the parcel bombs was a sort of inside joke that reflects the Qaeda ideologists' view of history.
This view makes individuals back-up addressees for the duties of their governments.
In this figure, five pixel locations are fed into the AP which generates five addressees, for the centre and its four neighbours.
Given that familiar structures and institutions of the ES are changing, we need to ascertain a future architecture of trust which offers all participants certain addressees for their attribution of trust.
However, the analysis of spatial parameters revealed a significant shift of the direction of pointing toward the Left and Right addressees, for Left CP and Right CP trajectories respectively.
The supervisor or addressee for the suspense cost object is the same as the eDACCA recipient unless your department has requested a different one.
The addressee for this particular kind of displaced register is 'the public'.
Starting from the system of textual relation (see Fig. 4), let us note that the addressee for this text is of the type [absent: category: imaginary].
Accounts of this sort offer hope of our being able informatively to answer such questions whether someone who castigates an addressee for some state of affairs is also assertorically committed to the obtaining of that state of affairs.
So, by using the double bind, the sender has already implemented the power to penalise the addressee for whichever behaviour he/she shows because by fulfilling the first order he/she automatically infringes the other one.
Menena's Ramesside contemporary Hori, the scribal author of the satirical letter in Papyrus Anastasi I, admonished his addressee for quoting the Instruction of Hardjedef in the unbecoming manner of a non-scribal, semi-educated person.
