The phrase "addresses constraints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a solution, plan, or approach deals with limitations or restrictions.
Example: "The new policy effectively addresses constraints related to budget and resources."
Alternatives: "tackles limitations" or "deals with restrictions".
Thus, attention should be given in addressing constraints related with women's land right.
Attempts were made to address constraints and shortcomings of the sustainable nomadic system in livestock organic production.
The runtime computation of the address constraints results in negligibly small overhead in latency, area and energy while it provides substantial reduction in program storage, reconfiguration agility and energy compared to the prevalent pre-computation of address constraints.
The ATM strategy aims to construct an effective tradeoff scheme to address constraints for each situation according to their corresponding characteristics.
Since the following method utilizes the concepts of the multi-objective optimization techniques to address constraints of COPs, some related multi-objective optimization concepts are introduced in advance.
As a result, since customary laws and practices have serious impacts on women's land right, serious attention should be given in order to address constraints related with women's land right.
In this regard, public private partnerships (PPP) has been identified as a viable means to effectively address constraints of financing, and management of education (URT 2009; Brans 2011; Patrinos and Sosale 2007).
The technology was designed to address constraints within the national Integrated Nutrition and Food Security Surveillance System in Malawi.
It is quite conceivable that virtually all countries will have to address constraints of all three kinds.
The Government must address constraints in facilities in order to improve the environment for providers delivering services and women receiving care.
