The phrase "addressed to live" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The letter was addressed to live at the new address."
Alternatives: "meant for living" or "intended for life".
Yet the point about Christmas and birthday cards is that they are addressed to living people.
"It's considered a very prestigious address to live in," said Maarit Pietarila, who owns the Ullanlinna franchise of the Kiinteistomaailma agency.
If you or I were in America, it is an absolute prerequisite that we show the authorities that we have an address to live at and appropriate medical cover … But the last thing we want is for us to have a US-style health system.
Mr. Saluzzi teases out the wistful theme of this patriotic song, addressed to Georgians living in Turkey, from the film "Earth, This Is Your Son".
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Instead, it should be addressed to a real, live person with real, live powers to help correct mistakes.
Green policies, even when they fail, are on the right track because they are addressed to the lives of ordinary people.
Thus, best friends Tiffany Funcraft and Annabelle Doll are free to solve the mystery of the old parcel, which is not addressed to anyone currently living at the Palmer house.
Specific messages are addressed to Kashmiri Muslims living on both sides of the de facto border between Pakistan and India, as well as to the broader Muslim populations of both countries.
The warning was addressed to British citizens living in Bahrain, Qatar, eastern Saudi Arabia and the Saudi cities of Riyadh and Tebuk, which is the site of an air base and hospital in northwestern Saudi Arabia near the Jordanian border.
