The phrase "addressing such problem" is not entirely correct; it should be "addressing such a problem." You can use it when discussing the act of dealing with or tackling a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing such a problem to ensure a better outcome for the community."
Alternatives: "tackling this issue" or "dealing with this problem."
Addressing such problems is far beyond Britain, and urgently requires a multinational response.
Landscape planning and environmental assessments are essential instruments for addressing such problems.
She might also worry that a rich fashion designer is disqualified from addressing such problems or talking about ordinary life.
So yes, there may be tools that can go some way to addressing such problems by very virtue of their design, their affordances, their patterns of use.
Such statistics, Mr Kinnock said, posed the real challenges at home and abroad and represented the real problems faced by the party - and only Labour was capable of addressing such problems.
In recent years several decision models based on Rough Set Theory (e.g. three-way decision rules) and Fuzzy Cognitive Maps have been introduced for addressing such problems.
Iran's project to finance the dam appeared to be aimed at addressing such problems — and winning hearts and minds by meeting a need the government has so far failed to address.
He was a forceful proponent of international institutions, including the United Nations, and their role in addressing such problems as environmental degradation — an area in which he was credited with sounding a prescient alarm.
Addressing such problems as economic inequity and unemployment, Diane Coyle calls on individuals and governments to develop a new politics of weightlessness so that the economic benefits can be shared fairly.
Here, we propose several new structures founded upon the emerging plasma filament-based approach to metamaterial design that are aimed at addressing such problems and providing tools for greater capability in microwave transmission than has been possible in the past.
