The phrase "addresses shortcomings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something, such as a plan, proposal, or product, deals with or improves upon its weaknesses or deficiencies.
Example: "The new policy addresses shortcomings in the previous system, ensuring better efficiency and accountability."
Alternatives: "tackles deficiencies" or "corrects flaws".
The concept addresses shortcomings in the reseeding algorithm, which maintains resolution of the surface at runtime.
Mohaisen et al. [39] proposed, a computerized and conduct based malware examination and marking framework called AMAL that addresses shortcomings of the current frameworks.
The proposed article presents a planning method for a mixed-model line under consideration of product, processes and resources alternatives and addresses shortcomings in the current literature.
This study also addresses shortcomings cited in other studies that might have contributed to the productivity paradox by including control variables in the model, defining a research perspective the operational success perspective and clearly articulating the level of analysis as the organizational level.
It also addresses shortcomings in the current mouse models of Fragile X spectrum disorders.
It addresses shortcomings of existing methods by using a weighted ensemble consisting of all optimal and near-optimal parsimonious histories.
Military leaders must also address shortcomings in the existing security forces.
Moreover, many lawmakers have promised legislative changes to address shortcomings in policing and gender bias.
The governor said the pardons addressed "shortcomings in our federal immigration laws relating to deportation".
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who ordered the study, has already taken several steps to address shortcomings cited in the draft.
Beyond the recommendations outlined in the panel's report, the administration is taking other steps to address shortcomings in security.
