The phrase "address our problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to deal with or find a solution to a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "In our next meeting, we need to address our problem with project delays to ensure we stay on track."
Alternatives: "tackle our issue" or "resolve our concern."
He added that his division's leadership had been "in dialogue" with Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the second-ranking American in Iraq, to see if reinforcements might be provided to "address our problem areas".
What is more, we address our problem with the survivability assumptions and we propose several survivability scenarios that can be applied in the network (in both the overlay network and the optical layer) to provide the required protection against failures.
While ROC analysis leads to the same conclusions and supports the superior performance of Bayesian classifiers to address our problem, no significant differences where found between the two Bayesian approaches adopted that consider features dependence.
We considered the AODE and BayesNet classification algorithms as the best candidates to address our problem, the prediction of protein functional interactions by combining results of five heterogeneous prediction methods, protein size and number of orthologues of each one of the two proteins.
We try to address our problems collectively and follow the London Coalition Against Poverty principles of mutual support and direct action.
"It is precisely because we refuse to address our problems head-on that our flame is diminishing in the eyes of others," he argues.
If Democrats are willing to listen to rural America and offer policies that address our problems, they can succeed in Iowa.
Q) So how do we address our problems — especially now that it seems we have made something that needs improvement even worse?
