The phrase "addressing blockages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of identifying and resolving obstacles or issues in a process or system.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on addressing blockages that were hindering project progress."
Alternatives: "tackling obstacles" or "resolving issues".
"If we see things that are being caused by our political system – welfare reform, for example – or our political system is not addressing those blockages, it is right that we should challenge them, whether we are talking about the UK, or Africa or a country in Asia," he says.
We tested this hypothesis by addressing if blockage of Drp1 could revert the cristae alterations and the increased cell death in the HD models.
We need partnerships - including NGO and government action - to address these blockages, and to create incentives for firms to push through them.
In a Triple Helix framework, independent hybrid organizations can be created at the intersection of overlapping yet separate institutional spheres to address innovation blockages.
To President Hollande's credit, he has recognized the problems and is moving to address the "blockages".
This design of the mesostructure allows to process large molecules by addressing the diffusional limitations/pore blockage which might occur in purely microporous carbon materials.
Recommendation: Continuing things that are working well CATS has proven to be a successful approach in addressing some of the sanitation sector's bottlenecks and blockages.
Using adhesive to bond powdered material is the foundation of three dimensional printing (3DP), which necessitates the need for addressing problems with current 3DP adhesives, such as printhead blockage and complicated material preparation processes.
It's a difficult one – there are so many black players in the game that the blockage will slowly be addressed.
We specifically address the abstraction of large object blockage by means of random object processes.
