The phrase "mailing address of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the address to which mail/packages are sent. Example: I need the mailing address of the company so I can send them an invoice.
Additional tracking information is also collected and includes name, social security number (or last 4 digits), address, telephone numbers (including mobile phone), email, and mailing address of at least two friends or relatives.
The Paytrust service will automatically find the mailing address of most major billers.
Once, Pleasantville was best known as the mailing address of Reader's Digest magazine (in nearby Chappaqua until recently).
Keum Ho Jung is tucked into a strip mall right off Route 1 South, with a mailing address of Edison but a world away from the vibrant Indian community that I associate with the town.
After a two-decade-plus wait, the Celtics are the defending N.B.A. champions, the ghosts again prey on opponents, and the memories — not all pleasant ones for Gerald the elder — will be difficult to dismiss when he steps onto Causeway Street, into an arena with the mailing address of 100 Legends Way.
The warrant outlined a typical Liechtenstein tax fraud, according to the German magazine Focus and the paper Bild am Sonntag: a foundation with the mailing address of Mr. Zumwinkel's Italian vacation home, filled with 12 million euros ($17.5 million) that he obtained by selling 10 family businesses.
The Abbotsford Division of Family Practice compiled the email and mailing addresses of the family physicians and completed the distribution of the surveys.
It is our understanding that the Australian Government does not release mailing addresses of GPs to academic researchers, preferring instead to carry out mail-outs "in-house".
You obtain a list of mailing addresses.
Internet address searches using search engines such as Yahoo! and Netscape were performed to locate current mailing addresses of individuals with returned mailings.
Mailing addresses of family, friends, and a host of "others" (despised co-workers, ex-somethings, long lost relatives, etc).
