The phrase "addressing complexities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of dealing with or considering intricate or complicated issues in various contexts, such as academic writing, problem-solving, or project management.
Example: "In our research, we are focusing on addressing complexities in climate change models to improve their accuracy."
Alternatives: "tackling intricacies" or "dealing with challenges".
Further development of forest-based biorefineries entails addressing complexities and challenges related to biomass procurement, logistics, technologies, and sustainability.
The Indian government has proposed moving to a unified Goods and Services Tax (GST) by bringing together state and central taxes and addressing complexities in the current system; it is important to increase taxes and employ supplementary excise on demerit goods such as tobacco.
Second, they need to look beyond what their firms own or control, monitoring and addressing complexity outside their firms.
Special accent is given to X-ray diffraction data addressing complexity and limitations on data analysis and interpretation for low atomic number, multiphase, textured and disordered samples.
(Amazon published some strategies for addressing complexity and containing costs in this post: "Strategies for Reducing Your Amazon EMR Costs").
The two obvious pitfalls are a failure to address complexity and failure to apply effective financial discipline to IT ownership.
The first place to address complexity is to try to get the tax system out of the business of deciding who is a family, said William A. Niskanen, chairman of the Cato Institute, a libertarian research group in Washington.
It describes the motivation for systems engineering, introduces the systems engineering process, and then describes a simplified automobile design example to highlight how the process addresses complexity.
Our work makes a methodological contribution by adopting and validating a combination of techniques that is able to address complexity and emergence in value co-creation systems.
– Pain points: The major pain points that need to be addressed: complexity is one.
To effectively address complexity requires a planning process that embraces complexity, rather than a pre-determined management system designed for simplicity (Savory 1999).
