The phrase "address myriad issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to tackle or deal with a wide range of problems or topics.
Example: "The committee was formed to address myriad issues affecting the community, from education to public safety."
Alternatives: "tackle numerous issues" or "deal with various concerns."
A new racing association board was chosen by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to address myriad issues, with safety at the top of the list.
Multifamily owners, operators and vendors capture online and within their property management systems a massive amount of information about the preferences of their renters and the efficiencies of their operations that can be used to address myriad issues.
This week, he returned with a similar message — only this time the executive is calling out fellow technology purveyors to help address myriad issues around the technology before it becomes too pervasive.
Our projects address myriad health issues across global regions: HIV prevention in post-earthquake Haiti, cancer pathology in Kenya, tuberculosis drug development, and improved drug-delivery against cutaneous leishmaniasis (Table 1).
Policing and At-Risk Children City Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr. of Queens, chairman of the Council's public safety committee invited the Police Department to a hearing next week to address the myriad issues that come up when police officers interact with broken families.
The council's actions, officials said, reflected a maturation of a regional group that has been criticized for not acting more aggressively to address the myriad issues of a drastically changing Arctic.
They need housing in a building or complex that offers the services they require — substance-abuse treatment, mental health counseling, job placement — to help them address the myriad issues that left them living on the streets in the first place.
This project entailed building an electronic Social Security treatise and database with U.S. lawyers, judges, and public officials very much in mind and addressing the myriad issues of format and function posed by the new medium.
This book addresses myriad of issues and challenges in the field of port, maritime and hinterland development in Southeast Asia from multidisciplinary perspectives.
When two combine into one, there are myriad issues that must be addressed in order for the new entity to advance and prosper.
