The phrase "address these problems i" is not correct in written English due to the lowercase "i" which should be capitalized as "I." You can use it when discussing the need to deal with specific issues or challenges, but ensure to correct the capitalization.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address these problems I have identified in the report."
Alternatives: "tackle these issues" or "resolve these concerns."
There are some important steps we can take, starting now, to address these linked problems: I propose that a new emphasis on capable teaching and more effective parenting of children in their preschool and primary years is the most cost effective way to respond to the related educational and economic crises we face.
"This way of singing was a way of addressing the problems I had with having a sense of not belonging," she said.
When I tried to address the problem I came up against a brick wall.
(It probably wouldn't address the problem I encountered in the Netherlands Australiaa, where voting is mandatory, exempts citizens who are abroad rather than making it particularly easy for them vote).
To address this problem, I've compiled a list of things you should and should not do in order to get the attention of investors.
For those looking for other ideas on what they can do to proactively address this problem, I find that the work of Project Include, LeanIn.org, and Adam Grant all provide good starting points.
To address this problem, I have authored the High School Athletics Accountability Act, which would require that high schools meet the same standards as universities when it comes to reporting basic data on gender equality in sports.
To address the problem, I decided to interfere with Robo sorting, abolishing it.
To address this problem, I propose two additional scoring methods, using the raw gene expression data rather than the rank-transformed expression data.
Two main policy options have been considered to address the problem, i.e. an incentive-based versus a directive approach.
