The phrase "addressing common problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions or strategies aimed at resolving issues that many people or groups face.
Example: "The workshop will focus on addressing common problems faced by small business owners in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "tackling shared issues" or "dealing with prevalent challenges".
One reason that this week's talks were so productive, Mr. Sedney suggested, was that both sides had realized during the China-imposed hiatus that their regular cooperation was vital to addressing common problems in places like Central Asia.
While information sharing has improved dramatically since 9/11, important information in many cases still is not shared in a manner so that all who work in a pertinent community of interest can collaborate in addressing common problems.
The Holy See continues to have an important role in international issues, in support of peace and development, and in addressing common problems like poverty and climate change.
In an age when people often look to online resources to learn new skills, Fender Play's video intends to compensate for the lack of a human instructor by addressing common problems.
More than just a quantitative improvement, this was also a major qualitative change allowing a wider audience addressing common problems in multiple species.
Aims for the next years should include fostering a network with a constant dialog between the medical schools for addressing common problems, and development of a database with different quality-tested tools that can be accessed on-demand by all schools.
Many villages in the program involve different ethnic groups -- Kyrgyz, Tajiks and Uzbeks -- working together to address common problems.
Technology has the potential to help address common problems encountered by older adults related to functional decline.
During a reception on Jan . 23celebrating the lab's opening, Yale President Peter Salovey praised the lab for uniting people across disciplines and campus boundaries to address common problems.
Address problems of screening people with biometric identifiers across agencies and governments, including our border and transportation systems, by designing a comprehensive screening system that addresses common problems and sets common standards.
