The phrase "correct recipients" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the group or individuals who are designated to receive something, such as a message, package, or payment. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "Please make sure to double-check the mailing list to ensure that all correct recipients receive the invitation to the conference."
While the letters were addressed to the correct recipient, they were sent to an old address, despite the person not having lived in the property for nearly five years.
The system also has to overcome the difficulty of actually dropping the package in question into the hands of the correct recipient and working around the US military-operated GPS location system, which has built-in inaccuracies for civilian use.
He presented it to the correct recipient Phil Henfrey, ITV Wales' head of news and programmes, on Wednesday and congratulated the channel on its achievement.
And for those who may still have doubts, he avers that all his actions were "deliberate and correct".The recipients of Mr Berezovsky's cash say the importance of their cause justifies accepting it.
Information captured by spymail can help hackers can send believable emails — with the correct sender, recipient, context, and time-stamp — to an executive's HR department or payroll vendor, asking for confidential records at a time when they know the executive won't be around to detect it.
The correct, intended recipient of this letter, Miss Fourmantel, had met the gregarious writer Laurence Sterne in York a few months earlier, and an intimate correspondence immediately sprang up.
This is because the renal allograft will usually correct the recipient's membrane-bound CD46 defect, whereas there is a high rate of recurrent disease post transplant in those individuals with serum complement protein defects.
Before sending the middle finger icon to anyone on Facebook, verify that you have selected the correct intended recipient.
Make sure your videos are saved in the correct format for recipients to be able to open them.
