The phrase "address such problem" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "address such a problem" or "address the problem" for proper usage.
Example: "We need to address such a problem to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "tackle this issue" or "deal with this problem."
To address such problem, a parametric study is conducted.
In this study, we proposed a combinatorial auction-based mechanism to address such problem in the presence of multiple types of VMs in a single provider scenario.
To address such problem, this study proposes a Sequence Clustering-based Automated Rule Generation (SCARG) that can automatically generate rules by mining decision-making history of domain experts based on sequence clustering and probabilistic graphical modeling.
Although existing techniques such as accumulators [10, 11, 44], and authentication data structures [35, 42, 49, 52] that can be adopted to address such problem, these solutions either rely on nonconstant size assumptions (e.g., the q-Strong Diffie-Hellman assumptions) or require expensive operations such as the generation of primes and re-shuffling procedures.
To address such problem, a fair reservation mechanism is proposed where the reservation made by the user by transmitting a BB is annulled by the serving AP immediately after finding that the number of slots a chunk has been reserved by a user exceeds the reservation threshold.
The legislation adopted today seeks to address such problems.
Old-media firms have barely begun to address such problems.
Yet local researchers continue to show good potential to address such problems as post-partum bleeding.
To address such problems, it was necessary to reason by analogy from one situation to another.
Changes in regulation offer a relatively precise way to address such problems.
The government's primary responsibility is to address such problems as "a growing bureaucracy becoming more and more incompetent," he said, adding that keeping the focus on such issues is "a politically good thing, too".
