The phrase "address this failure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with a specific failure or issue.
Example: "In our next meeting, we need to address this failure to meet our project deadlines."
Alternatives: "tackle this failure" or "confront this failure."
Now, on his second go-round, he's hoping to address this failure with two high-powered Wall Streeters.
We will address this failure in the system by making prisons places of hard work which prepare offenders more effectively in the outside world".
This week I attended my first meeting as a Birmingham city councillor and asked the council leader what he was going to do to address this failure of political representation.
Reorienting the marketing function around relational intelligence and disseminating it throughout the organization will help address this failure and at long last fulfill the promise of customer relationship management.
The U.S. National Institutes of Health plays an important role in addressing this failure in the market for scientific research.
It's difficult to see how the country's growth crisis can be solved without addressing this failure to invest in the future.
Two presenters discussed independent approaches to addressing this failure: Donna Maglott (National Center for Biotechnology Information) discussed the relatively new ClinVar database, and Joanna Amberger (Johns Hopkins University) discussed the modernization of the venerable Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) resource.
To address this collective failure of cooperation, mechanisms have been proposed to promote cooperation in pairwise games or small groups3,4,5.
Forming this new company as a B Corp would address this market failure, answering the recent call to action from BlackRock CEO Larry Fink (BlackRock is the world's largest investor, managing $6 trillion) for all companies to demonstrate the value they create for society and implement "a new form of corporate governance," or risk losing his firm's support and their license to operate.
To address this mass failure, a ton of taxpayers' money has been dumped into public schools over the past 15 years and nothing has changed.
The Defense Department obviously needs to address this abject failure, but the cold hard truth is that even if Kelley had flunked his background check, he still could have bought guns through an unregulated private sale — at a gun show, say, in Texas or 31 other states that take a hands-off approach to such events.
