The phrase "address this conundrum" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to call attention to a difficult or complex problem or dilemma that needs to be resolved. For example: To address this conundrum, the government announced additional resources for those affected by the natural disaster.
How do you address this conundrum?
Dana Denis-Smith founded her legal services company, Obelisk Support, in 2010 to address this conundrum.
MIT and IBM could devise ways to address this conundrum by working together, says Rossi.
Months ago, Geithner's predecessor, Henry Paulson, introduced the untested and hyper-wonky idea of "Dutch auctions" to address this conundrum.
We address this conundrum by developing a theory to explain the scatter in soil depths that would result from block-by-block lowering of the soil bedrock boundary, and support our theory with a simple model involving block release and diffusive transport.
Facebook's newest ad format, "Slideshow" could address this conundrum.
We have addressed this conundrum by developing organophosphonate self-assembled monolayer chemistry for ITO surfaces44,45,47.
Canon addresses this conundrum with its $350 PowerShot SD4000 IS, a newcomer to its ELPH line that delivers low-light images without the whitening blaze of flash.
Lady Gaga has 10,329,595 more Twitter followers than I do". A couple months ago, notable web designer Jeffrey Zeldman addressed this conundrum with a tweet: "Popularity on Twitter won't cook you breakfast in the morning". My first reaction was to exclaim, "Yes, of course, Zeldman got it right!" My second reaction was to check how many retweets he got.
And while he addresses that women outnumber men in some applied sciences, he doesn't wonder why these careers are still seen as "male careers" (I've addressed this conundrum before).
The mechanism of this calcium paradox remains elusive, and very few pathophysiological studies have addressed this conundrum.
