The phrase "at each address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or points of contact, often in contexts like mailing, networking, or data management.
Example: "Please ensure that the package is delivered at each address listed in the order."
Alternatives: "at every location" or "at all points".
Most households get the short form, which asks seven basic questions about the number of people living at each address and their age, sex and race.
The map Snow produced, in 1854, plotted cholera mortality house by house in the affected area, with bars at each address that showed the number of dead.
Supplied with a list of landlords willing to take in boarders, he makes the rounds, arriving at each address in the early evening and promising to register with the police, as required, in the morning.
Camouflaged, the American soldiers crept through towns after midnight, working their way down the lists, setting off C-4 plastic explosives at each address to stun the residents into submission.
Correspondence between Thames Water and London's Metropolitan Police service from December of 2016, revealed in a freedom of information request, outlined the company's bid for both the addresses of cannabis farms and the number of plants being cultivated at each address.
The third stage involved selecting a respondent at each address.
The SAMs were imaged using an Illumina BeadArray Reader, which measures the fluorescence intensity at each addressed bead location.
The arrays were imaged using an Illumina BeadArray™ Reader, which measures the fluorescence intensity at each addressed bead location.
Ordnance Survey four-digit grid references (Easting and Northing) were allocated to each case with respect to the centroid of the postcode of the residential address at diagnosis, locating each address to the nearest 0.1 km.
Trained interviewers visited each address and at least three calls were made, at different times of the day and week.
I also looked at each return address.
