"live address" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the current or current/up-to-date physical location of a person, as opposed to their permanent or mailing address. Example: Please ensure that your live address is updated in our system so we can send any important mail or packages to the correct location.
Julian Assange is also due to give a live address on the same day, according to Wikileaks.
NBC's "America's Got Talent" earned the top ratings on Tuesday afterPresident Obama's live address pre-empted the start of network schedules in some time zones.
In a live address, he said that military personnel are being deployed around Paris after the attacks which claimed scores of lives.
According to the early ratings approximations for President Bush's live address, Fox also placed first in its broadcast of the speech, followed by CBS, ABC and NBC.
During a live address on Russian television, the president insisted that the armed forces of Russia and Ukraine were "brothers in arms".
Logue then remains by his side, coaching him through the consonants, when he delivers a live address, on the radio, to his loyal peoples at the start of the Second World War.
Meanwhile, Seth Meyers, the "Weekend Update" anchor of "Saturday Night Live," addressed various reports and rumors that "Downton Abbey" would be adding its first black character.
The big three broadcast networks were forced to do some fast shuffling of schedules to accommodate the live addresses and the analyses that typically follow.
Reef Live addressed public concern regarding the Great Barrier Reef.
After the training, a list of targeted women and their basic information (e.g. age, living address, contact) was provided by the local permanent resident registration system.
Living address and ID can also be confirmed by receiving a scan of a driver's license.
