The phrase "addressing shortcomings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of identifying and dealing with deficiencies or weaknesses in a particular context, such as a project, performance, or system.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing shortcomings in the current strategy to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "tackling deficiencies" or "correcting flaws".
Mr. Christie, a Republican, has defended the system, saying his administration is addressing shortcomings in how the halfway houses handle thousands of inmates and parolees a year.
He has "pledged to follow through on his predecessor's plans for addressing shortcomings that created an environment for research misconduct," Dennis Normile wrote from Tokyo on Wednesday.
TOKYO On his first day on the job as the new president of RIKEN, Japan's network of national labs, Hiroshi Matsumoto pledged to follow through on his predecessor's plans for addressing shortcomings that created an environment for research misconduct.
"However, addressing shortcomings in the rigour of some qualifications should not be at the cost of undervaluing existing successful vocational programmes, such as those listed by the Royal Academy of Engineering," he added.
Merkel is meeting the leaders of the country's 16 federal states on Thursday evening to discuss a 16-point plan aimed at addressing shortcomings in the deportation system, which is currently handled at the state level.
The GRADE Working Group began as an informal collaboration of people with an interest in addressing shortcomings in systems for grading evidence and recommendations.
Military leaders must also address shortcomings in the existing security forces.
Moreover, many lawmakers have promised legislative changes to address shortcomings in policing and gender bias.
The governor said the pardons addressed "shortcomings in our federal immigration laws relating to deportation".
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who ordered the study, has already taken several steps to address shortcomings cited in the draft.
Beyond the recommendations outlined in the panel's report, the administration is taking other steps to address shortcomings in security.
