The phrase "addressing the constraints of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing limitations or challenges related to a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The research paper focuses on addressing the constraints of current methodologies in data analysis."
Alternatives: "tackling the limitations of" or "dealing with the challenges of".
Traditionally, the value chain approach has mostly sought to address the constraints of those already in the value chain, or at its margins.
More importantly, for the developed solution to have practical value, it must address the constraints of the content management system (CMS) industry: CMS industry cannot change their repositories in production use and they need a generic solution not limited to a specific repository architecture.
Distance learning has the potential to address the constraints of a low teacher-student ratio and the geographic dispersion of residents [ 7].
The use of surveillance data to guide antimicrobial therapy guidelines is a complicated issue that must address the constraints of available resources and therapeutic alternatives, local resistance and antimicrobial use patterns, and potential epidemiologic biases in available data.
This study did not seek to try and address the constraints of 'chaperone availability', although would like to report that those in the department involved were surprised to find how often a chaperone was available when required.
Study design and implementation for the development of effective interventions in LMICs must also address the constraints of limited resources, participant and population vulnerability, and disease prevalence unseen in HICs.
This highlights the impetus and objectives of the protocol, to address the constraints of clinical practice and support family physicians in initiating CRC screening with their patients while at the same time, promoting patient understanding of the disease and the desire to take action and complete the test.
(Citigroup's chief economist, Willem Buiter, has suggested numerous ways to address the constraint of paper currency, but eliminating it is the easiest).
In addition, we define a new methodology for finding resource allocations that are guaranteed to have a non-zero probability of addressing the timing constraints of the system.
