"future address" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the address where someone will live in the future. It can be used in various contexts, such as when discussing a change of residence or when filling out a form that requires both current and future addresses. Example: "I am currently living in New York, but my future address will be in Los Angeles once I start my new job." Example: "Please provide your current and future address on this form for our records."
And at some future address, survivors of the Syrian holocaust will be celebrated along with their liberators.
On Saturday (Friday night Eastern time), the five-of-nine-race finals to determine the cup's future address will commence between the current defender, Team New Zealand, and the hopeful usurper, Italy's Prada Challenge.
There were some signs that Mr. Powell might not present the administration's most aggressive case against Iraq when he speaks to the United Nations, leaving such a final definitive statement to the president in some future address.
Along the main downtown street, University Avenue — the future address of PayPal, Facebook, and Google — were sports shops, discount variety stores, and several art-house cinemas, together with the shuttered, X-rated Paris Theatre.
In due course I would expect to see the lab commissioning long-term research, using techniques such as randomised control trials or pilots; research that may require years to undertake but that should ultimately help politicians of the future address intractable social, economic or environmental challenges in a more informed manner.
Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin — "two old warhorses," as the American president put it at the NATO summit meeting in Romania on Friday — completed a joint statement on Sunday morning that included language describing how they would in the future address the issue of missile defenses, a statement that administration officials had suggested was unlikely the day before.
Embedded in the bookshelves were postcards from the future, addressed to each of the five hundred players, based on the ten-year goals they wrote on their applications.
I can help my teams troubleshoot and decrease any time I would have spent in the future addressing the issue.
Overall, a fascinating read and I look forward to potential policy in the future addressing this opportunity.
But I have two wishes for future addresses.
Together, these participants design different "futures" addressing their cities' most pressing concerns.
