Possessives

• mailbox: In the picture below, an agent carrying a mail message migrates first to a router and then to the recipient's mailbox.

Preposition: of

• award: Martin is the first public sector recipient of the award for ten years.

• transplant: Amplification of simian retroviral sequences from human recipients of baboon liver transplants.

• fellowship: The fellowships shall not be restricted to graduates of the University, nor shall there be any age limit for recipients of the fellowships.

• advisory: DHS encourages recipients of this advisory to report information concerning suspicious or criminal activity to law enforcement or a DHS watch office.

Converse of object

• intend: I'd be interested to know how they track down the intended recipient for the message.

• deceive: If e-mailers were forced to reveal their true identity it would be much harder for them to deceive the innocent recipient.

• notify: We will also correct, amend or delete any Personal Data that is inaccurate and notify any third party recipients of the necessary changes.

Adjective modifier

• intended: A message is sent by the originator to be picked up at some later time by its intended recipient.

• passive: They are merely passive recipients of the shares or the money.

• deserving: These decorations with brilliants and rubies were personally bestowed by the Emperor on deserving recipients at the Kaiser's own expense.

• lucky: With a huge range of activities to choose from across the UK, the lucky recipient will be spoilt for choice.

• worthy: You can nominate yourself or a colleague who you feel to be a worthy recipient!

• deaf: Your sponsorship is covering all areas of his training, together with his future with our deaf recipient.

Noun used with modifier

• ssi: In the presidential group we use thus ssi recipients.

• transplant: An assessment of the matrix 96 direct beta counter for cytotoxic T lymphocyte precursor frequency analysis in human cardiac transplant recipients.

• xenotransplant: That accounted for seven of the ten xenotransplant recipients.

• welfare: More than 80,000 welfare recipients are forced to submit to examinations by the 15 doctors at HS Systems each year.

• incapacity: Nearly one-fifth of the working age population in Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool are on benefits as lone parents or incapacity benefit recipients.

• kidney: Using two kits, the Abbot and Diagnostic Pasteur, in one study, p24 was detected transiently in 12/14 kidney recipients.