The phrase "address the weaknesses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing areas that need improvement or when providing feedback on performance or a project.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will focus on how to address the weaknesses identified in the recent report."
Alternatives: "tackle the shortcomings" or "confront the flaws."
"The new regulatory architecture, including the FPC, will address the weaknesses of the system during the financial crisis.
Now they are starting to address the weaknesses in their own role that have allowed those hazards to persist.
Museum boards may find it unbearable to address the weaknesses of their inventory when conceiving of a home for it.
The Investment Company Institute supports that initiative, Mr. Haaga said, but will also be pursuing its own efforts to address the weaknesses exposed by the Canary case.
A next generation model - SR 2.0 - needs to be developed that will address the weaknesses that have been identified with the current approaches.
The promotion of Mark Byford to the post of deputy director general of the BBC is designed to address the weaknesses of the editorial complaints procedure.
"These results really underscore the need to address the weakness in the North American drinks unit," said Phil Gorham, a Morningstar analyst.
"We are looking for ways to address the weakness in the economy, should more actually be needed," he told the committee.
The government is in danger of having to raise taxes or cut spending after the next election to address the weakness of the public finances, Britain's leading tax experts said yesterday.
Owners of tall buildings with a similar floor design — he could not estimate how many such towers exist in the United States — should immediately consider whether to install reinforcements, he said, and perhaps codes should be changed to address the weakness.
