"changing address" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about someone moving to a new address or mailing/shipping something to a new address. For example, "I'm changing address soon, so please make sure to update my contact information."
8,450 family practices in England had at least one patient who changed practice without changing address.
People who change practice without changing address in the UK may therefore be expressing dissatisfaction with the care they have received.
He pointed out that families frequently move house - with 40% changing address in London every year - and children often change names due to their parents divorcing and remarrying.
Dr Shuttleworth says it seems to reflect a deeper social change, with a significant decline in the numbers of people changing address and moving location.
That's 80 years without changing address, let alone anything as radical as character development.
Now, if you are a student you notify the electoral roll that you are changing address and your vote will follow you to it.
Besides changing addresses, many Los Angeles stations have changed call letters too.
All the same, he said, his family "is only changing addresses".
Some players worry about changing addresses when they switch teams, but Carter needed only toll money and directions to Hempstead, N.Y.
A joyful moment was tarnished, though, when her $500 Social Security checks stopped coming -- the Postal Service, apparently confused over the changing addresses, returned them to the Social Security Administration.
By the time the banks that took over the Daewoo group had calculated $80 billion in liabilities, Mr. Kim was reportedly changing addresses in Europe.
