The phrase "addressed the failures of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how someone or something has dealt with or responded to shortcomings or problems in a particular context.
Example: "The report addressed the failures of the previous management strategy and proposed new solutions."
Alternatives: "tackled the shortcomings of" or "confronted the issues of".
Jega also addressed the failure of some card readers which the electoral body said meant voting spilled over to Sunday in 300 polling stations.
Speaking in the capital, Abuja, Jega also addressed the failure of some card readers, which the electoral body said meant voting spilled over to Sunday in 300 polling stations.
Rove also addressed the failure of his super PAC, American Crossroads, which eventually spent more than $300 million in spending, mostly on losing candidates.
It is enterprises such as Desi Power, Husk Power Systems and Saran Renewable Energy that are now coming forward to help bridge this gap and address the failures of the government.
WASHINGTON — A $7 billion nationwide public safety communications network, conceived to address the failures of Sept. 11, 2001, is still in the planning stages.
The opposition may also have a stronger interest in addressing the failures of the market, in so far as they affect things such as productivity, wages, geographic inequality, intergenerational inequality, house prices and the overall purpose of business.
For example, he said, it has been close to a century since colleges and universities have provided the necessary leadership to address the failures of public education, a failure that tends to increase economic and social inequality.
And he took to heart the example of a do-it-yourself outsider, what he would now call an educational entrepreneur, addressing the failures of the public-school system.
"The government and NHS England must act immediately to address the failures of care that have seen so many people with a learning disability tragically lose their lives within the health system," she said.
William Finnegan, in addressing the failures of plowshare-tortoise conservation, quotes the commercial animal trader Olaf Pronk: "The best way to reduce illegal trade is to make a legal trade" ("Slow and Steady," January 23rd).
