The phrase "address challenges with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to tackle or deal with specific difficulties or obstacles in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our team will address challenges with innovative solutions to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle challenges using" or "confront challenges through".
In February 2018, Plex announced it would disable new server creation for Plex Cloud users — something it said it had to do while "working to address challenges with performance, quality, and overall user experience inherent with cloud provider integrations".
But with some imagination and the desire to address challenges with many of the seemingly magical technologies increasingly at our disposal, we have the opportunity to dramatically shift healthcare from the VHS tape era into the 21st century.
To address challenges with provider reimbursement, New York state regulators notified health insurers that all insurance plans must cover the cost of meningococcal vaccination.
In this paper, we present an overview of novel radio architecture design approaches and address challenges dealing with high-frequencies, wide-bandwidths, and large dynamic-range signals encountered in these future wireless systems.
Analyzing existing supports and addressing challenges with up-to-date strategies represents just one phase of the long and difficult battle for the safety of the nation's students.
Combining the mobile phone microscopy system with automated sample preparation systems could address challenges associated with use by minimally-trained health workers and the time involved in imaging multiple fields of view [24].
To address challenges associated with constructing tests that are sensitive to intra-individual changes, items from different tests must be placed in a single metric.
The reviewed processes also have the potential to address challenges associated with product inhibition and may contribute to reducing the costs of downstream processing.
Beyond the production phase, serum-derived components have traditionally been used to address challenges associated with the formulation of protein therapeutics.
In 1999 the membership of the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) Health and Environmental Sciences Institute (HESI) formed a multisector consortium to address challenges associated with the integration of genomics data into risk assessment (Pennie et al. 2004).
Preceptors who participate in educational initiatives are better prepared to address challenges and are more satisfied with the preceptor role.
