The phrase "received mail" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to mail that you either sent or received, such as letters, parcels, packages, etc. For example, you can say "I'm expecting to receive some mail today" or "I received a parcel in the mail yesterday."
Calcutta's first foreigners often died young, sometimes before they received mail from across the ocean.
"We were told there was going to be a whole format for how we received mail.
He received mail from the prominent and the ordinary: doctors, soldiers and even high-ranking politicians.
We also describe complementary visualization and interaction techniques that communicate the security state of sent and received mail to users in a non-intrusive fashion.
Offices were evacuated after a spate of threats, and companies made emergency adjustments to the way they received mail.
Many of those students reserved their tables year after year and received mail and even money orders at the cafés.
In 2016, Dallas County had to sequester roughly 700 suspicious mail-in ballots for a city council race after receiving complaints from voters, who received mail-in ballots they didn't request.
This year the state wasn't the only entity that promoted the mail-in process: at our house we received mail-in ballot applications from political groups on both the left and the right.
'List' command will show the mail list that includes all the received mails.
Those who received mail-in ballots can mark and drop them off at the Downtown Central Library or the Glendale Police Department.
We expected that women who received mail-out material would talk to each other because they had never previously seen such mail on cancer screening.
