The phrase "addresses difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular solution, method, or approach deals with challenges or problems.
Example: "The new policy effectively addresses difficulties faced by employees in remote work situations."
Alternatives: "tackles challenges" or "confronts issues".
Finally, Wifröst addresses difficulties encountered when connecting embedded devices to the Internet.
The numerical method addresses difficulties that occur in the axisymmetric case near the axis of symmetry.
She helps people to register with GPs, addresses difficulties they are facing with NHS services, and books people's appointments with the charity's volunteer clinicians.
By instantaneously introducing exotic species into the air, this technique addresses difficulties encountered with previous chemical measurements of [OH] in which continuous, uncontrolled releases, with interfering spatial gradients in relative concentrations, were monitored.
It also addresses difficulties when interpreting the literature with regard to the effectiveness of biofeedback, potential confounding, and future research indications.
This review addresses difficulties related to demonstrating early tumour recurrence and nodal metastasis and focuses on the complications seen in the central nervous system, cranial nerves and brachial plexus following radiotherapy.
Few studies address these difficulties, and many give no details of methodology.
Another un-hackathon addressed the difficulty of hailing a cab in a world-class city like San Francisco.
The child version addresses difficulty eating, drinking, speaking, playing, sleeping and smiling due to dental problems.
It has considerable appeal for cities addressing difficulties with on-going globalization, economic stagnation, and depopulation.
Those new meanings will unsettle many Christians, as Mr. Knitter recognizes, even as they address difficulties felt by many others.
