"incoming mail" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to any mail that arrives to a recipient, such as a letter or package. For example, "I need to check the incoming mail before I run errands".
Thirty years ago, I'd visit the mailroom and look at the trays of incoming mail.
There are plenty of programs, either free or cheap, that can sift through your incoming mail.
Gmail can also automatically apply labels to incoming mail if you set up a filter.
Incoming mail runs between seven thousand and fifteen thousand letters a month - a large number usually reflects a crisis.
For Incoming Mail, type "pop.earthlink.net" and use "smtpauth.earthlink.net" (both without the quotation marks) for the Outgoing mail server.
Mr. Garlinghouse said that, for example, Facebook's efforts to use connections between users to prioritize their incoming mail might be fraught with peril.
The software giant unveiled SmartScreen, a filtering software for e-mail servers that will function with Microsoft's PC-based products to block unwanted incoming mail.
Incoming mail runs between seven thousand and fifteen thousand… Long talk story about the 1945 Massachusetts statute under which "Forever Amber" was tried and exonerated.
But recipients who want to fight spam would always accept the payment if the incoming mail appeared to be spam, making the sending of such messages uneconomic.
Antivirus companies have issued software updates to catch the new virus and are encouraging businesses to filter incoming mail and delete attachments with the ".shs" suffix.
Mr. Watson said the servers had continued to receive incoming mail and were storing it for distribution when the technical problem was solved.
