The phrase "addresses this plight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution or response to a difficult situation or problem.
Example: "The new policy addresses this plight by providing additional resources to those in need."
Alternatives: "tackles this issue" or "responds to this challenge."
Like the Cuarón film, "Capernaum" addresses the plight of female laborers.
July 2008: Two years before the Qatar vote, addresses the plight of exploited workers denied liveable pay and conditions.
It moves slowly and sometimes seems to lose the thread of its story, but like the best recent Iranian movies, it addresses the plight of its young subject (all of them played by nonprofessional actors) with honest, unsentimental tenderness (Scott).
In an 1896 article in The American Journal of Sociology, "A Belated Industry," Addams addresses the plight of women in domestic labor.
Cooder discussed the character's perspective in an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today, stating: "Quick Sand" is a shuffling rock song that addresses the plight of illegal immigrants to Arizona.
"That is why I have written to the first and deputy first minister to draw attention to this justice gap and to ask them to consider how best to address the plight of this group of victims.
Recently, we have seen a national movement to raise the minimum wage, but it is not the only issue that the nation must face if it is to address the plight of workers in this economy.
Local, state, and federal agencies didn't know how to respond to the animal emergency they had helped to create, and the whole world saw the result of this collective failure to address the plight of animals in disaster.
This is a positive step toward addressing the plight of those who have suffered the most from the unemployment crisis.
"This victory indicates that the global community will collaborate to address the plight" of threatened ocean species, she added.
