"from this address" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to provide an address from which something is coming. For example, "The books will be shipped from this address."
"You're not homeless yet," the office observed, "and you don't have any bills from this address".
A free explanatory booklet, Insulation Against Traffic Noise (Booklet 5), is also available from this address.
Letter from an anonymous writer, 7 May 1812: "Turn not from this address because the writer is anonymous.
We found that the vast majority of current students forward their OCF email and do not send emails from this address.
The "address for correspondence" at the bottom of the invitation belongs to Foster and it is from this address that he runs St Matthew Publishing, a small publishing house which sells an intriguing mix of Christian books and anti-EU pamphlets.
You should not receive any more messages from this address.
Merchants can track this IP address and check how many purchases originating from this IP address have been made.
But from this unlikely address, nearly $900,000 has flowed to the campaign accounts of powerful political players across the country.
The TEST (replacing OPER in the names above) files for 1997 2010 containing the data presented in this paper are available from this ftp address.
"We want to make sure we learn all we can from this, and address any lingering concerns about incidents that took place there".
The data from this study address a novel mechanism regarding the death of granule cells in the normal adult dentate gyrus.
