The phrase "address a lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or resolve an absence or deficiency in a particular area.
Example: "The new policy aims to address a lack of resources for underfunded schools."
Alternatives: "tackle a deficiency in" or "respond to an absence of".
Trounced 3-0 by Croatia in the quarter-finals of the 1998 World Cup, beaten by England at Euro 2000 and humiliated 5-1 by the same team on home turf a year later, the Germans moved to address a lack of young talent coming through.
The team held a meeting after Monday's loss to address a lack of focus and urgency.
The AI Now team identify two main reasons why efforts to address a lack of diversity have failed.
On Monday, EPA officials announced on a conference call that the organization was moving to address a lack of communication, setting up a command center to coordinate operations.
KSN seeks to address a lack of focus and quality curriculum materials in the middle school on statistics and data analysis.
The program, called Federal Cyber Reskilling Academy, aims to help the government address a lack of cybersecurity professionals in the federal workforce.
He addressed a lack of consistency, fire at Madison Square Garden, concentration on defense, genuine anger after losses and seriousness in the locker room and on the bench.
Often this will simply be making sure that children of different faiths have an opportunity to meet one another or addressing a lack of knowledge about other religions; occasionally more severe problems occur.
According to one historical account, after a Pythia was raped in the third century BC, only women over 50 were appointed to the role, and so the play addresses a lack of parts for older women.
The development of a low-dimensional model addresses a lack of understanding of sagittal-plane dynamics during climbing in the space of reduced-order dynamic models of legged systems.
These changes have focused largely on addressing a lack of transparency and an absence of capital and collateral requirements in OTC-related markets.
