The phrase "addresses back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to responding to or replying to something, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The manager addresses back the concerns raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "responds to" or "replies to".
The dispatchers repeated the addresses back to the callers before sending firefighters to the scene.
The training includes tracing e-mail addresses back to physical locations through subpoenas and understanding the workings of such online companies as AOL, eBay and Yahoo.
But it is not clear what, in practice, America and other Western countries can do to restrain Chinese behaviour, other than becoming better at hacking themselves.Whodunnit Security experts outside China have learned how to reverse-engineer methods of attack and trace attackers' internet-protocol addresses back to their physical origins.
(Microsoft claims this won't make personal files viewable by the public). Google's Internet Explorer toolbar tracks the sites users surf and relays the addresses back to headquarters.
Although every transaction that has ever occurred involving bitcoin is public, tracing these transactions between addresses back to people involves the difficult task of tracing addresses back to people.
There you'll find Ugland House, a five-story office building that, according to a 2008 report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), houses 18,857 corporations, about half of which have billing addresses back in the States.
Administrators traced the I.P. address back to Esmail and he was put on academic probation.
Does any of it link the new address back to you?
Mr. Ernst, typing the information into his computer, repeated the address back to the caller.
At the request of a reporter, he recently turned the address back on for a day.
He sent a fresh draft of a farewell address back to Washington, leaving out the anti-press diatribe.
