The phrase "addressing the systemic problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions or actions taken to tackle deep-rooted issues within a system or organization.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing the systemic problems that have hindered progress in our community."
Alternatives: "tackling the underlying issues" or "confronting the fundamental challenges".
When it comes to addressing the systemic problems that threaten world food security, the big powers now seem puny.
"The director general only took over the leadership of the BBC eight weeks ago, but he needs to show decisively that he is addressing the systemic problems which are in evidence here," she said.
Most problematically for the future of mothers, it deters us from addressing the systemic problems such as improving child care options, increasing the market for part-time work, the lack of a paid federal maternity leave, and other deep-rooted, anti-family policies that actually devalue mothering and shape our infant feeding choices.
She said: "The director general only took over the leadership of the BBC eight weeks ago, but he needs to show decisively that he is addressing the systemic problems which are in evidence here".
"What this [proposal] tells you is that we have an upper management who quite honestly isn't addressing the systemic problems we have in our budget," Handal said.
Roy Romer, the former Colorado governor who has been superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District for the last year, said Vallas' departure shows the challenge of addressing the systemic problems of urban schools.
But more important than tallying who is more sullied by Big Money is addressing the systemic problem of corporate and super-rich dominance of our elections.
Speed restrictions have now been imposed throughout the country on any section of track with similar high-speed bends.Mr Corbett's resignation was rejected partly because, as one of the injured survivors of the Paddington crash put it, it is hard to see how changing management will address the systemic problems in the rail system.
The history of previous attempts to repair the system suggests that it will take a sustained and costly investment to address the systemic problems that have plagued the agency for decades.
