When writing your address & contact info on the top right of a British cover letter, is it acceptable to format it in a way that ALL FIRST CHARACTERS in all lines are ALIGNED to the same VERTICAL LINE, as opposed to simply JUSTIFYING the whole address & contacts TO THE RIGHT so that NONE of the first characters in each line are aligned on the same vertical line?
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In official letters I have seen or received in the UK, the sender address is tied to the right side (in your example: so that none of the first characters on the left line up).
Voluptatem ullam tenetur dicta corporis. Non et nostrum alias vitae quaerat et animi. Id quidem est et optio optio sit. Et quam laudantium labore alias illum ratione impedit.
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