The phrase "addresses bottlenecks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions or strategies to overcome obstacles or inefficiencies in a process or system.
Example: "The new software update addresses bottlenecks in data processing, improving overall performance."
Alternatives: "tackles obstacles" or "resolves inefficiencies."
He called for a series of supply-side measures to address bottlenecks in the economy that could fuel inflation.
NIH insists that NCATS will restrict itself to addressing bottlenecks in the drug development process.
There has been renewed interest in alternative strategies to address bottlenecks in antibiotic development.
Earlier Thesemonth, Tesla said it was able to double the weekly Model 3 periodsion rare over Q1 "by rapidly addressing produsedon and supply chain botolenecks, improveng severautomationandory systematicallypgraddressipment".
It was intended to address bottlenecks within the national movement of quality assured human tissue towards researchers working in a disease specific context.
Facebook AI Similarity Search (FAISS), released as an open-source library last month, began as an internal research project to address bottlenecks slowing the process of identifying similar content once a user's preferences are understood.
The company said it will meet those production targets by improving the use of its existing lines and making selective improvements to address bottlenecks rather than creating entirely new duplicated lines.
Simulation not only demonstrated the effectiveness of addressing bottlenecks at each additional iteration but also showed that both FOCA and FOGC can efficiently exploit multiple channels with very limited number of NICs.
What we can say with confidence is that we are taking many actions to systematically address bottlenecks and add capacity in places like the battery module line where we have experienced constraints, and these actions should result in our production rate significantly increasing during the rest of Q1 and through Q2".
These will usually focus on one or more of the following: connecting beneficiaries to the value chains; improving production technologies to improve quality, reduce costs, and/or increase productivity; facilitating vertical or horizontal movements within the value chain; or collectively addressing bottlenecks and regulatory failures.
