The phrase "address social problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with issues affecting society, such as poverty, inequality, or environmental concerns.
Example: "The government must take action to address social problems that have been affecting our community for years."
Alternatives: "tackle social issues" or "confront societal challenges".
He tries to use public-private partnerships to address social problems like security and education.
I think the concept of social enterprise – businesses set up to address social problems – deserves encouragement and support.
It said Mrs. Clinton also showed "hostility toward America's religious traditions" by attacking Gov. George W. Bush's proposals to enlist religious groups to address social problems.
A slowdown in the world economy, causing a slump in export prices for copper and wood products, crimped his ability to address social problems.
The principal legal officer for Naaja, Jonathon Hunyor, urged the NT government to reconsider its policy of using arrests and custody to address social problems.
Consisting of film noir and movies that address social problems like alcoholism, racism and political corruption, the series also spoofs and satirizes life in these United States.
Consisting of film noir and of movies that address social problems like alcoholism, racism and political corruption, the series also spoofs and satirizes life in these United States.
We would argue for investment into the economy, creating thousands of local and sustainable jobs to beat the recession, address social problems and tackle climate change.
The National Civic League, a private, nonprofit group that promotes civic action to address social problems, began the All-America City awards 53 years ago.
He believes that classical music audiences and ensembles have done little to address social problems like AIDS and homelessless, and he wants to change that.
Mr. Skoll is fast putting his mark on the world of philanthropy by using a variety of approaches, nonprofit and for profit, to address social problems.
