The phrase "address the major problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions or responses to significant issues or challenges in various contexts, such as reports, essays, or discussions.
Example: "In order to improve our community, we must first address the major problems affecting our residents."
Alternatives: "tackle the key issues" or "confront the primary challenges".
It's too early in the draft to say the Ravens' first round pick was poor, but it wasn't sexy and they didn't address the major problems on defense.
The TSA publishes a list of what it considers the important legal issues on its blog, but they don't address the major problems that, frankly, many American air travelers have had questions about.
UNICEF, together with partners, plans to support the country to address the major problems that children are facing.
We also address the major problems in TB control in South Korea today and current endeavors to control the disease.
Thus, this program is optimally designed to address the major problems of falls and disability in older adults and could be readily translated into clinical practice.
Within that citywide project, a person tracking app, called Milap, aims to address the major problem of children and others being lost during the frenzy of the festival.
Your editorial regarding the tremendous flaws in the Medicare physician payment system is mostly on point, but doesn't address the major problem.
A new dwelling classification system has been developed to address the major problem of data collection for city-wide domestic energy modelling.
Thus, this program is optimally designed to address the major problem of falls in older people and could be readily translated into clinical practice.
"He has so far barely addressed the major problems of this country," said Jaime Pastor, professor of politics in Madrid at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia.
It addresses the major problems that trial lawyers face and how they can go about fixing them.
