"stable address" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that remains constant and unchanging, such as a person's home address. For example, "She had lived at the same stable address for the past 15 years."
Lacking a stable address, foreign language or computer skills, it is very hard for them to find work.
I also get a small but steady stream of nutjob email – this is easier to filter, since the crazies usually use a stable address that's easy to add to a killfile.
Their reasons included the claim that, "as the victim of this heinous crime" involving sexual abuse by her father, the victim "has routinely changed residences, and does not have a stable address".
Unable to provide a stable address and access to a telephone.
Thus, the TCP/IP architecture is challenged in the temporal dimension of addressing as it was designed to assume stable addresses.
The mothers in the study have more stable addresses, and the proportion known to be lost is lower, at 5%%.
WHY are so many young people living without a stable home address?
Without a stable home address, they are an elusive group that mostly couch surfs or sleeps hidden away in cars or other private places, hoping to avoid the lasting stigma of public homelessness during what they hope will be a temporary predicament.
Difficulties accessing health and social care stem from not having a stable home address.
PGN also provides an EST processing and annotation service for smaller EST projects that may not have the informatics resources to generate a public database, and provides a stable web address for these projects.
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