"address contemporary challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're referring to a situation or an issue that is currently happening and needs to be addressed. For example, "In order to ensure a successful future for our organization, we must address contemporary challenges such as increasing competition and changing customer needs."
"While the summit will address contemporary challenges, it will not focus on any particular religion, ideology, or political movement and will, instead, seek to draw lessons that are applicable to the full spectrum of violent extremists," Price said.
These are the same skills needed to address contemporary challenges.
The informants were also asked to give their views on the present functioning, capacity and sustainability of the College to address contemporary health challenges in the country.
Its capacity to address contemporary health challenges in the country and the region on a sustainable basis is of strategic importance.
Systematic collaboration between stakeholders across European countries would enhance knowledge and promote innovation to address contemporary public-health challenges.
This paper contributes to the information base to strengthen public health research in Europe and thereby address contemporary public health challenges.
Imposing a criterion for choice thus extends the reach of input-output models for analyzing alternative approaches to addressing the most pressing contemporary challenges regarding sustainable development.
Instead, the address is a conventional message of contemporary challenges and liberal political objectives.
Some of the best known and most generous documentary funders now explicitly state or demonstrate through their choice of films that fundable documentaries must address contemporary social issues and seek to challenge the status quo, inspire people to join or create a movement, or otherwise call for social action.
Ebtekar, who is the head of Iran's environmental protection organisation, said the standoff between Tehran and the west over Iran's nuclear programme and the Syrian conflict are two contemporary challenges that need to be addressed urgently.
Can we, as educators, address contemporary ills?
