The phrase "able to successfully address" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to effectively deal with or solve a particular issue or challenge.
Example: "The team was able to successfully address the concerns raised by the clients during the meeting."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively tackling" or "able to proficiently handle".
"For many years, I've been able to successfully address my substance abuse issues, which for anyone is a lifelong process, through strict adherence to counseling and regular attendance at meetings," Mr. Klein, 60, said in a statement.
Self-esteem is an overall reflection of an individual's self-worth, and represents the capacity to feel worthy of happiness and be able to successfully address life challenges1,2.
Whether or not Catalonia's newest parliament will be able to successfully address this issue may depend on whether Junts pel Sí, made up of forces from the left and right of the political spectrum, can find common ground with the far-left CUP.
No other method, except for arthrodesis, has been able to successfully address this aspect of the problem.
Given the increasing time demands on physicians, future research should examine how physicians with a busy practice are able to successfully address BP in their patients.
Unfortunately, hospitals have not yet been able to successfully address the lack of emergency medicine specialists in the current business climate.
The manner in which the Obama administration has addressed each of these issues is instructive in deciphering how American foreign policy is able, or unable, to successfully address the many challenges confronting it in a world experiencing political metamorphosis at an astounding pace.
To successfully address this concern, this paper proposes a novel model-driven approach and architecture able to secure multi-cloud platforms as well as enable users to have their own private space.
