The phrase "addresses challenges from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular subject or entity deals with or responds to specific difficulties or obstacles.
Example: "The new policy addresses challenges from the increasing demand for sustainable practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "tackles issues arising from" or "confronts difficulties posed by".
Obama believes that "we need to put that to use in an international system that is sustainable and enduring," the advisor said, "and that can address challenges, from traditional ones like maritime and trade issues, to emerging ones like climate change".
The official said Obama will say the United States is the only nation capable of galvanizing global action and why "we need to put that to use in an international system that is sustainable and enduring, and that can address challenges from traditional ones, like maritime and trade issues, to emerging ones, like climate change".
Spectrum access scheduling addresses challenges arising from spectrum sharing by interleaving the channel access among multiple wireless systems in a TDMA fashion.
The protocol is designed to maximize efficacy and cultural congruency, adhering to the integrity of the holism, while addressing challenges arising from randomized controlled trial methods.
This paper employs the time series analysis to address challenges resulting from fluctuating quality of service, flexible service pricing and complicated potential risks in order to propose a time-aware trustworthy service selection approach with tradeoffs between performance costs and potential risks.
After reflection and careful needs assessment, he decided to do a Bachelor of Education to address challenges, resulting from his involvement in the Foundation Program and specialist training.
That means properly addressing the challenges from the South, especially instability and terrorist radicalization.
More importantly, migration can also help address the challenges from aging populations in a number of advanced countries.
It then gathers ideas to address these challenges from different respondents and ideas collected privately, assesses them and defines the winner or winners of the challenge.
Finally, the review has summarised the various strategies that were adopted by the Programme service providers to address these challenges from 2007 to 2010.
