The phrase "addressing shortfalls" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of identifying and dealing with deficiencies or gaps in performance, resources, or outcomes.
Example: "The company is focused on addressing shortfalls in its production process to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "tackling deficiencies" or "remedying gaps".
He points to countries like India which are addressing shortfalls in energy infrastructure in poorer communities by providing self-sufficient green energy like rooftop solar panels.
The Philippines has moved toward addressing shortfalls in copyright laws.
The package includes VAT reforms (2), other tax policy measures (3), pension reforms (4), public administration reforms (5), reforms addressing shortfalls in tax collection enforcement (6), and other parametric measures as specified below.
The groups raise money from parents as well as some local businesses with the express purpose of addressing shortfalls in state funding.
The development of CPD programs must be based on an empirical assessment of needs and planners should focus on addressing shortfalls between existing knowledge or skill and needed competencies [ 15- 17].
In February, Infrastructure Australia released its plan to address shortfalls and requirements across the country.
Congress was trying to address shortfalls at many companies, which became apparent after the collapse of airlines and steel makers.
The Pentagon has already begun to overhaul and increase its human intelligence, or humint, activities "to address shortfalls," Conway said.
The report on access to justice recommended the federal government inject $200m into community legal aid to address shortfalls and meet existing needs for the 10% of people who are disadvantaged and should be eligible for services.
A spokesman for the PCS said ministers must address shortfalls in staffing, deliver equal pay with other Home Office staff and ensure further work would not be privatised or outsourced.
"We work with suppliers to address shortfalls, and we see continuous and significant improvement, but we know our work is never done".
