The phrase "addressing global challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at solving significant issues that affect the world, such as climate change, poverty, or health crises.
Example: "The conference focused on addressing global challenges through innovative solutions and collaborative efforts among nations."
Alternatives: "tackling worldwide issues" or "confronting international problems".
Rather than simply acting and then communicating, CEOs are actively engaging stakeholders to negotiate the role of their business in addressing global challenges.
"Science has a very important role in addressing global challenges and collaboration is necessary so that everybody can agree on global solutions.
"The spirit of unity in addressing global challenges may be waning," Charles Dallara, managing director of the banking group, the Institute of International Finance, said in a letter addressed to G-20 leaders before they meet next week in Washington.
Despite the growing promise of a multi-polar world with Asian powers playing a greater role in addressing global challenges and sharing leadership with a weary US, that world does not yet exist.
The more that leading figures in U.S. society can signal their continuing commitment to reason, to common purpose with other nations, and to addressing global challenges, the more the damage can be contained.
On the other hand, building knowledge of connections between environments, biodiversity and human health may offer new integrated ways of addressing global challenges of rising population health costs and declining biodiversity.
Meanwhile, the Social Good Summit will explore ways in which technology can address global challenges.
The organisation works to build the capacity of leaders to address global challenges.
Research transforms our lives, addresses global challenges and enriches students' experience.
In David Rose Lecture, Sun Microsystems co-founder urges bold plans to address global challenges.
And he will anger much of the rest of the world by reneging on policies designed to address global challenges".
