The phrase "address find" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "I need to address find the issue with the software."
Alternatives: "locate the address" or "find the location".
An obvious example would be bill-paying, where the model used to be: get bill, forget bill, get 2nd bill, look for chequebook, lose chequebook, find chequebook, write cheque, tear-off slip, find envelope, write address, find stamp, put envelope in bag, forget to post, get final bill, send off payment.
If they don't give you their address, find it out yourself.
Connect to your modem/router's IP address (find the manual, check on the device itself, or look it up online), look for the broadcast channel among the settings (the location will vary depending on your device), and select an alternative from the drop-down list.
A visit by a reporter to the address found an accounting business above a nightclub.
Read the text of the Gettysburg address, found at the following Web site: //usgovinfo.about.com/library/blgettysburg.htm.htm
His passport said that he lived at 1501 Walnut Street in Philadelphia, but the police who went to that address found that it was an office building.
As investigators tell the story, an address found on one of these men led them to Aligarh in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
Some virus or worm has gotten into her address book at Yahoo and without her knowledge sent that mail to every address found there.
A desk officer recommended that data should be acquired from his telephone, his digital footprint established and his home address found.
In Coinbase, the wallet address found under linked accounts.
Such characteristics include the sender email address (the from), the email subject, the sending date, the reply address (as found in the email header), the phone number and any other email address found in the message itself (email body).
