The phrase "addressing block" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of letters or envelopes to refer to the section that contains the recipient's address.
Example: "Make sure to include the addressing block at the top of the letter, which should contain the recipient's name and address."
Alternatives: "address section" or "recipient's address".
To properly recover second order accuracy in the resulting numerical gradients, prior work addressing block-structured grids and graded trees has shown that quadratic, rather than linear, interpolation is required; the gradients otherwise exhibit only first order convergence, which limits potential applications such as fluid flow.
All the servers that once occupied a block 1.2.3.0/24 were also moved to address block 5.6.7.0/24.
It is not clear that this addresses Block's point, which is that one would not expect the mere belief that one feels pain to matter to us in all the ways that pain matters.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, whom Mr. Gregg strongly supported in the New Hampshire presidential primary, has not addressed blocking the peacekeeping money, said Condoleeza Rice, Mr. Bush's chief foreign policy adviser.
Andy Griffin, Shane Long and Jem Karacan also found joy down this flank and how Jones might address blocking this route will have formed a part of his half-time talk.
Alternatively, one can model the joint distribution of haplotypes directly and address blocking, for example, as a model selection problem [ 60].
Much of the overcrowding can be solved simply by addressing the block-by-block narrowing of sidewalk space by street furniture.
However, despite being ordered to hand over Cohen's IP "address block", the company in charge of them, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (Arin) has refused to do so.
– Create a Virtual Private Cloud and assign an IP address block to the VPC.
Configure your internal routers such that traffic for the VPC address block will flow over the VPN.
