"to which address" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in formal or professional contexts to refer to a specific address or location. Example: Please send your letter to the address to which it was originally delivered.
His advice to those who wish to talk to Hamas is that they should knock on the right door and know to which address to write.
"Above and Beyond," though, is unusual in taking participants behind the scenes at central London's deluxe Corinthia Hotel, to which address one arrives solo before being dispatched on a 75-minute journey through the various public spaces and private suites — and, at one point, the kitchen — of this five-star hostelry, which opened to the public two years ago in May.
Future work may investigate the extent to which address information may be a marker for social vulnerability in this population.
One is the extent to which addressing inequality involves redistribution —whether in involves some people, like myself, paying higher taxes to finance a more effective system of social protection, for example.
If you have doubts or areas where your faith is weakened, your pastor may be able to lead you to passages which address these issues.
This is where you'll be able to choose which address you wish to use.
Click the drop-down menu above the signature text field to choose which address you want to create a signature for.
The word gave origin to tèrritor which address who possess the land, but also terrere, which means to frighten, to terrorize.
First world money must go to organizations which address the root cause of the problem.
In addition, it was fascinating to listen to workshops which addressed both "inner pollution" as well as "outer pollution".
One is internal to science, which addresses the responsibility to adhere to accepted standards of scientific practice when conducting and reporting research.
