"deliverable address" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a business or formal context to refer to the specific location where a package, letter, or item can be delivered. Example: Please provide us with your deliverable address so we can send your order to the correct location.
The sampling frame will be Address Point, a directory of all deliverable addresses in the UK, and which can distinguish between business and domestic users.
Of three options on the sticker, one was checked: "Not deliverable as addressed -- unable to forward".
I'll ask them what they think I need to do to take my business to the next level and what kind of position they'd create (including goals, daily responsibilities and deliverables) to best address my needs.
If no reply was received within two weeks, or if the email address or letter was not deliverable, the study team attempted calling them by telephone to verify their interest in participation.
Two e-mail addresses of these three manufacturers were not deliverable.
"In 2009 we announced plans to address issues around capacity, safety and resilience along the M4 corridor that were both deliverable and affordable, and as an alternative to the relief road scheme".
The World Health Organization Sexually Transmitted Diseases Diagnostics Initiative (SDI) has developed the ASSURED criteria as a benchmark to decide if tests address disease control needs: Affordable, Sensitive, Specific, User-friendly, Rapid and robust, Equipment-free anDeliverablele to end-users [ 30].
World Health Organization Sexually Transmitted Diseases Diagnostics Initiative (WHO SDI) has identified the following test criteria as benchmarks for a POCT for STI(s) which would have the ability to address some of STI control needs: Affordable, Sensitive, Specific, User-friendly, Rapid and robust, Equipment-free anDeliverablele to end-users (ASSURED) [3], [4].
However, although the majority of Met Office teams are fully occupied in addressing today's deliverables, the Lab focuses on creating prototypes that lay the foundation for tomorrow's services.
