"poor address" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical address that is in bad condition or in a disreputable area. For example, "We thought twice about accepting the job because it was located at a poor address."
However, the joint PC, CA and routing (JPCR) design, desired to achieve a global optimization, was poor addressed.
During his historic speech at a joint meeting of Congress on Thursday, Pope Francis hit upon a variety of issues that have defined the Catholic church: protecting the environment, helping the poor, addressing the plight of immigrants, abolishing the death penalty and taking a stand against the proliferation of the weapons trade, to name a few.
These include better targeting of education, health and social assistance services towards the poor, addressing government-related impediments to service quality and effectiveness, increasing community participation, and scaling up on the basis of successful programs.
Nevertheless, the outcome of hereditary breast cancer remains poor, addressing the questions of potential new strategies that take advantage of the specific DNA repair defects inherent in BRCA-deficient cells.
The first step, through real rises on the basic pension, the winter fuel payment, and record increases in the support we focus on the poorest, addressed this crisis.
SYDNEY — How can a company give away millions of products, help poor people, address climate change and turn a profit?
China has also been demanding that rich nations contribute hundreds of millions of dollars a year to help poor countries address the threat of climate change.
They demand that it ease the gap between rich and poor and address hardships caused by a housing shortage and unaffordable rents.
Over the next two weeks, representatives from 194 nations will meet in Bonn, Germany, to push forward a deal to stabilize the global climate and help poor countries address the inevitable changes that global warming brings.
Comparison was made between peri-urban (Kampala) and rural (eastern districts) areas, and wealth quintiles (poorest vs. least poor) to address equity issues.
