The phrase "addressees name" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form should be "addressee's name," indicating possession.
Example: "Please write the addressee's name clearly on the envelope to ensure proper delivery."
Alternatives: "recipient's name" or "name of the addressee."
He (she) called one out of two addressees, then pointed at an object and then the designated addressee named the indicated target (Figures 1a and 1b).
They did not recognise the addressee's name, and opened the envelope.
In Japanese the deferential prefix o- can be attached to the addressee's name or to an object being discussed.
In one study, they attempted to get letters to a Boston stockbroker by sending them to random people in Omaha, Nebraska, bearing only the addressee's name and profession and the fact that he worked in Boston.
Compelled by an unseen force, I looked up the address that I could decipher from the envelope, typed it into my navigation system and drove to that location to find the addressee's name on the doorplate.
Start by dating the cover letter and type out the addressee's name and position, and the company name and address.
Anthony Giacchino thumbed through a stack of letters, all of them marked with yellow stickers, red stamps or a simple, final X slashed through the addressee's names: Clotilde Terranova.
The address block should contain the addressee's full name and mailing address.
In the CP conditions, the designated addressee said aloud the name of the indicated object and the participant acknowledged a correct or erroneous answer by a nod or a shake of the head, as appropriate.
Note that you should always endeavor to call the addressee by some insulting name, usually involving an animal, criminal, or noxious odor.
