The phrase "address our problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to trying to solve issues. For example: "We must come together to address our problems and find viable solutions."
We need more imaginative ways to address our problems.
We have to take advantage of benefits we negotiated with China and actively address our problems".
The political barriers to an X Tax are no greater, and we would actually address our problems.
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.
And even if we completely fail to address our problems for ourselves — which is highly unlikely — our short-term needs would amount to only a fraction of what we have handed to other states in the past.
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.
That hardly addresses our problems if Egypt or Saudi Arabia succumbs to radicals or Iran eludes balancing.
We should demand of our politicians that they, too, say yes to change by working with one another to craft meaningful legislation that addresses our problems related to energy, climate change, entitlement spending and campaign financing.
