The phrase "address the deep problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with significant issues or challenges in a particular context.
Example: "In order to create meaningful change, we must first address the deep problems that have been affecting our community for years."
Alternatives: "tackle the underlying issues" or "confront the serious challenges".
But he also talked about getting the city's many agencies to work together better to address the deep problems caused by poverty, including by providing more after-school activities.
The group were participants in a pilot of the National Citizen Service (NCS) programme, David Cameron's flagship scheme for engaging the country's young people and keeping them out of trouble which, since the riots across England earlier this month, the prime minister has repeatedly offered up as a key way to address the "deep problems" revealed by the violence.
But now there are serious doubts about whether a toothless plan can address the deep problems.
"That's why we set out to build an efficient, powerful and fun app that addresses the deep problems people face with in-person buying and selling," he said.
Critics are also concerned the federal government will focus on cosmetic reforms that fail to address the deeper problems they see in the legislation.
Organized around the stories of nine families and based on extensive ethnographic research, Pressure Cooker takes on 7 foodie myths, showing how encouraging people to "get back into the kitchen" does not address the deeper problems in our food system.
The AiMIE (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: Inclusion & Equity) Symposium recognizes and seeks to explore how AI and tech can help address the deeper problems of access and inequity in healthcare.
On August 22, we're hosting another symposium, "AI in Medicine: Inclusion and Equity," where we'll take a look at how AI and technology can help address the deeper problems of access and inequity in healthcare.
Transitional Jobs programs, combining employment with services to address the deeper problems, are an important element of successful reintegration for veterans.
That proposal doesn't address the deeper problem: the disconnect between cost and need.
But this does not address the deeper problem that there is no let up in the draining of the aquifer.
