The phrase "again needs to find" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something must search for or discover something once more after having done so previously.
Example: "After the last attempt failed, the team again needs to find a solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "must once more seek" or "needs to search again".
He figured he had just a few months of finance left before he once again needed to find the steady income of a full-time job.
Saul knows Carrie can't tell him what she's doing with the day but he correctly guesses when he says she needs to get Sandy's networks up and running again and that she also needs to find out who she can trust so she needs to set up a station outside the embassy with people of her own.
They also horrifically disfigure Wade, rendering him (he believes) unable to be loved by Vanessa; when he escapes from Ajax's laboratory of horrors (and takes the pseudonym of Deadpool, derived from a sardonic barroom game), he nonetheless needs to find Ajax again in order to have his skin repaired, in order to be able to return to Vanessa.
In one sentence, she sums up the sadness Alex and his mother still feel over his father's passing: "Every time they met, they felt it afresh, as if they had planned a picnic, Alex arriving with all the cutlery, Sarah with the mackintosh squares -- where was the food?" This is a writer who can still tap-dance; she just needs to find her rhythm again.
Venus Williams is rolling back the years now and Johanna Konta needs to find the extra she found yesterday once again.
Today we slipped back again and need to find that consistency and performance.
"Once again, we need to find a way to get back to the finals," Layden said just after the players ended a half-hour team meeting with Coach Jeff Van Gundy at SUNY-Purchase. "I believe in order to get back to the finals, he has to be part of the team.
And I came to realize that in order to feel whole again, I needed to find myself... the real me had gotten lost somewhere along the way, possibly before my heart ever splintered.
