The phrase "addressing and fixing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of solving or resolving an issue or problem. Example: The manager called a meeting to discuss addressing and fixing the company's declining sales figures.
Mr. Lazaro characterized the memo as "a parting gift that the Democrats and the Republicans will have to address and fix".
While doctors and nurses bemoan not being able to provide compassionate care, GPs complain of burnout and staff at all levels lament the lack of integration in all aspects of their work, many more people are engaged in trying to address and fix the huge problems facing the healthcare sector.
That said, I simply do not agree with Hirshman that you can address and fix this inequality by telling women to get full-time jobs, marry less ambitious or lesser-paid men (though it's a lot of fun to see women's faces when you make the suggestion), or, most absurdly, have only one child.
"This will be addressed and fixed this summer and it will be interesting to see how many of our own players perform over the final games left in the season".
Some of these problems will be easy for Yahoo to address and fix in the short term, but they could also create more issues for the company over the long-term.
Any change in law needs to address and fix these problems.
Medicare, institutionally, has a lot of flaws, and even if the growth of health care costs continues to slow, much remains that must be addressed and fixed.
They recognize when their relationship or partner seems distant or different, so they can quickly address and fix the snag before it becomes an unmanageable tear.
Company leadership is exceptionally proud of having been able to elevate this conversation to an international level and hope that supporters and critics, alike, will contribute their thoughts into how we can address and fix this serious problem.
