"incomplete address" is an accurate phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when someone has provided an address that is missing a key component, such as when they provide a street name and city but no state. For example, "I sent my package to the address I was given, but it came back to me with the note 'incomplete address'."
And because of an editing error, the column gave an incomplete address for the Treasure & Bond store.
Correction: April 5, 2000, Wednesday An article in Science Times yesterday about highly detailed maps prepared by an agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gave an incomplete address for the Web site for ordering them.
An article in Science Times yesterday about highly detailed maps prepared by an agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gave an incomplete address for the Web site for ordering them.
There could be several reasons why nonresponse occurs, for example incomplete address information, refusal to participate, inability to participate because of absence, or even inability to communicate because of language barriers.
The probabilities that we do calculate (of people moving when we know both their current and previous addresses) are likely to be understated relative to the true probabilities of moves, because the most mobile people are the most likely to be missed or to have an incomplete address record from 5 years ago.
After excluding 27 registered cases with incomplete address information, 5601 cases were eligible for analysis.
Some candidates lost out because as political innocents, they tried to fix incomplete addresses or to cross out "NYC" and write in "New York City".
They point to a study of the electoral roll conducted before the poll which found a worryingly high proportion of false or incomplete addresses, and untraceable or suspicious names—including 156 people registered at the same address.
Verification for 10% of residences served by PWS was not requested, primarily because of incomplete addresses.
The remaining addresses (n = 65) were largely post office boxes, rural routes, or incomplete addresses (addresses with only a partial street name or missing a house number).
Of the remaining 207 addresses, 121 were deleted due to incomplete addresses or addresses that were located outside of Western Australia, leaving 86 addresses that were manually assessed.
