The phrase "addresses the difficulty of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic or issue that presents challenges or obstacles, indicating that something is being tackled or dealt with.
Example: "The report addresses the difficulty of implementing new technology in the workplace."
Alternatives: "tackles the challenge of" or "deals with the issue of".
The volume begins with an introduction that addresses the difficulty of learnng strategic lessons and a preview of the major lessons indentified in the study.
DeMille is talking about movies, but the implicitly defensive comment also addresses the difficulty of reviewing his kind of fiction: some critics may find mass-market thrillers lowbrow, but who are we to argue with the taste of millions of readers?
She also addresses the difficulty of tackling what she calls a "broken system" that breeds unprofessional behavior.
This paper considers the problem of searching big Web data and addresses the difficulty of clipping articles from mobile apps.
The early detection task addresses the difficulty of judging the nature of a hashtag using only the limited data available immediately before trending.
Knowles addresses the difficulty of having to work in, have fun at or live in predominantly white spaces and reminds album listeners that black folks have to internalize these experiences in order to not be discounted as "angry".
The Curb addresses the difficulties of making efficiency appear sporty and making small-tall seem dynamic.
Now in its fourth year, the festival addresses the difficulties of mounting a new musical by providing a forum where audiences and producers can view a cross-section of the current crop.
CVCT, where both partners participate, share their results, and formulate risk-reduction plans with a trained professional, addresses the difficulties of disclosing such sensitive information [27] and has been shown to reduce rates of HIV transmission, sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancies [28], [29], [30], [31], [32].
Background: The designs of 2 new biopsy forceps attempt to address the difficulty of obtaining esophageal biopsy specimens.
With his Platform, Mr. Harrell, offering a serious wink, is addressing the difficulty of expressing joy in experimental work: Is joy a result of boisterous movement or standing around?
