The expression 'customer address' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the mailing address of a customer, such as when sending them something in the mail. For example, "Please provide your customer address so we can send your purchase in the mail."
Stemberg weighs in on choosing health insurance brokers, analyzing store layouts and maintaining current customer address lists.
After all, if you can help your customer address issues that are top-of-mind for them right now, what better way to add value, to prove yourself?
In Publisher 2003, select "Include" under Customer Address to include a mailing address or select "None" to exclude it.
The option to include a customer address panel is not available if you choose to make your brochure from a blank template.
In Publisher 2007 and 2010, check the "Include customer address" box to include a mailing address and uncheck the box to leave it off.
The police said they had also confiscated computers with customer addresses, videos and posters showing swastikas.
Criminals got hold of account numbers, customer addresses and phone numbers, and stole £2,815 from one victim, Graeme Smith.
Even AOL acknowledges it can't always track customer addresses.
Verifying customer addresses against a database, which 79% of merchants did last year, was the most common technique to detect fraud.
A Customer By Any Other Name Is Not Your Customer Addressing customers by name is so easy and powerful it's a wonder (and a shame) it doesn't happen more often.
Converting so-called legacy applications that contain customer addresses, credit histories, inventory details and business rules into modern tongues, such as Java, and up-to-date platforms is an arduous task.
