The phrase "address impediments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with obstacles or challenges in a particular context.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we must first address impediments that are slowing down our progress."
Alternatives: "tackle obstacles" or "confront challenges".
The Burmese government has been slow to address impediments to economic development such as an opaque revenue collection system and antiquated banking system.
These include a need to openly address impediments to food company involvement in addressing the complimentary food needs of children worldwide to a far greater extent.
The tool was considered by almost all advisory panel members to be a potentially valuable resource for helping to address impediments to integrated, effective and person-centred dementia care.
"Treasury actively and consistently engaged with servicers and [Fannie and Freddie] from the earliest stages of the program, encouraging support and addressing impediments to participation," wrote Tim Massad, the department's assistant secretary for financial stability, in a letter responding to the report's findings.
Promote unique programs for addressing impediments to the advancement and effective mentoring of women to senior positions in science; 4) Quality of life.
We searched for variability within each element that would indicate a spectrum of progress ranging from "proceeding well according to plan" (i.e. successful) to "addressing impediments and therefore lagging behind schedule" (i.e. challenged).
He will play Lionel Logue, the speech therapist assigned to treat King George VI's speech impediment before he addresses the empire as war looms.
Khoshal and I repeatedly saw this at work in Zabul and other provinces, where United States Special Forces soldiers who had been rotating into country since 2002 had forged friendships with Afghan leaders that allowed them to have real, closed-door conversations about the most difficult subjects — bribery, incompetence or politics — then work to address these impediments to institutional change.
The findings suggested that both the procurement literature and procurement profession need to do more to address these impediments to female advancement.
An emerging field of study using molecular tools to analyse prey DNA in predators as well as parasitoid DNA within their hosts can now begin to address these impediments and help to better understand multi-trophic dynamics and improve biological control.
