The phrase "address global problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing issues that affect the world as a whole, such as climate change, poverty, or health crises.
Example: "In order to create a sustainable future, we must work together to address global problems that threaten our planet."
Alternatives: "tackle worldwide issues" or "confront international challenges".
Global effort remains important to address global problems but, as deforestation in Brazil shows, much of the current progress on the environment occurs at the national and, often, sub-national level.
He argued that America should help build a series of multinational institutions to address global problems.
The president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, said, "By resolving its institutional matters, Europe is readying itself to address global problems".
The United Nations Foundation was formed in 1998 after Ted Turner announced a $1 billion commitment to help the United Nations address global problems.
"They have tremendous potential to address global problems in health, agriculture and conservation but their capacity to alter wild populations outside the laboratory demands caution," the scientists say.
Spitz said the new partnership with Yili is consistent with Cornell's global strategy to work across disciplines and institutions to effectively address global problems.
"This kind of collaboration has enabled Stanford to assume a larger role in addressing global problems".
UK researchers are undoubtedly already working in many areas that will be relevant to addressing global problems.
China shunned Mr. Obama's early effort to enlist it as a partner in addressing global problems, then plunged relations into a deep chill over American arms sales to Taiwan, and now has tacked toward cooperation.
One of these, which was not listed last year, is a growing expectation at home and abroad that China will become more involved in addressing global problems and pursuing its own international interests.
The program is designed to integrate perspectives from political science, law, economics, history, and other disciplines, while also incorporating research opportunities and a focus on implementation and administration of solutions addressing global problems.
