The phrase "address wrongly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of directing something, such as a letter or message, to the wrong person or location.
Example: "I realized that I had addressed the invitation wrongly, sending it to the wrong address."
Alternatives: "misaddress" or "send to the wrong address".
But in his second inaugural address, he wrongly judged that flaunting a few of our easier founding phrases would get the job done.
In only two test records (out of 2000) were all of the address elements wrongly assigned, and both of these were foreign addresses in non-English speaking countries.
If Google chrome refuses to accept your real address because it wrongly thinks you are in a completely different country on the other side of the world that you have never visited, use a better browser.
Wrongly addressed letters were an "ongoing problem" and departments had "tried to implement measures where addresses are updated", she said.
Two members of the council voted against the ban because they felt it wrongly addressed the issue of homelessness, with councilwoman Kymberly Marcos Pine saying of the ban: "It has just gotten out of control".
Mahler, it would seem, found out about the affair when a letter, sent by Gropius to Alma but wrongly addressed to Mahler, arrived at Toblach, the country retreat where he spent the summer composing.
Initially, there were the generic emails, typically containing several grammatical mistakes, wrongly addressed and directly requesting sensitive information.
Those wrongly addressed emails revealed the caging of over 70,000 voters in Florida.
Its MTV VMA nomination for Video of the Year got her trying to guard her bruised ego when wrongly addressing Nicki Minaj for Twitter posts that spoke more about the issues women of color deal with than just Swift's underwhelming nomination.
Wrongly addressed questionnaires were returned by the postal service in their original envelopes.
