The phrase "address this burden" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to deal with or manage a particular challenge or responsibility.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must address this burden that has been weighing on our team."
Alternatives: "tackle this issue" or "confront this challenge."
Multifactorial strategies are needed to address this burden of ill health.
However, they often have limited means to address this burden.
Emphasis must be placed on developing appropriate and effective preventive strategies to address this burden.
To address this burden, systematic reviews, or research syntheses, can provide a useful tool for identifying effective interventions that may help decision makers and practitioners prioritize limited resources.
Identification of preventable risk factors will justify research into the effectiveness of targeted interventions to address this burden in the future.
In order to be able to address this burden effectively, a true estimate of the burden of infectious diseases is essential (4).
Emphasis must be placed on addressing this burden, by developing appropriate and effective preventive strategies to try to reduce the increasing incidence of diabetes and other non-communicable diseases.
Documented evidence on the burden of tobacco use on the lives of local citizens, and how addressing this burden would suit the interests of other government departments (ie, increasing taxation in respect to a ministry of finance) may facilitate whole-of-government commitment.
As a result, there is a need for new treatments to address this ongoing burden of disease.
Despite all the efforts and advancement made to address this global burden, high incidence of heart disease in diabetics remains a challenge to the clinicians.
Among the several strategies put in place by the Ugandan government to address this disease burden is a functional public health surveillance system with an early warning system (MOH Uganda 2001).
