The phrase "and certainly find" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing confidence that something will be discovered or realized.
Example: "If you search thoroughly, you will and certainly find the answers you need."
Alternatives: "and surely discover" or "and definitely uncover".
Anybody that left Bay Ridge years ago can find the old neighborhood and certainly find some of the old haunts".
"They need to buckle down, work hard, find consensus on things and certainly find ways of reducing our deficit," said Ms. Fallin, who rejected the Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma and declined to set up a state health insurance marketplace.
Let Fridays be fit and fun, and certainly find a way to be Smiling on Saturday.
While I don't agree with Soros' politics and certainly find his views on Israel to be troubling, I understood Beck's comments about Soros (comparing him to the Nazis) to be anti-Semitic in nature.
Wells assumed that the book-reading classes were generally seeking – and would certainly find – arguments for socialism.
I reviewed two restaurants in Queens this year and will certainly find others that deserve a review in the coming months.
But the Commissioner is unable to identify language in the statute that makes this distinction relevant, and we certainly find none.
"Privatization might be a solution, but not in this context, not by a government that wants hegemony and will certainly find some way to retain control".
That certainly is an admirable sentiment, and I certainly find sympathetic the notion that Google should commit to buying green power.
They've generated such a high level of trust and commitment from their customers that they can continue to throw the Apple logo on products and almost certainly find themselves successful.
And you could certainly find a camcorder and a digital camera that, together, occupy fewer cubic inches in your luggage than the DuoCam (5.4 by 3.2 by 3.7 inches).
