The phrase "addressing this deficit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to tackle or resolve a shortfall or lack in a particular area, such as resources, skills, or knowledge.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing this deficit in funding to ensure the project can move forward."
Alternatives: "tackling this shortfall" or "remedying this gap."
Want to feel the pain of addressing this deficit and the nation's unfunded entitlements that the wealthy don't face personally?
Addressing this deficit will bring Illinois' higher education spending from $3.2 billion in 2011 to $3.6 billion this fiscal year; at the same time, the amount of money reaching college classrooms decreased by 0.76percentt from last year to this year, from $1.62 billion to $1.6 billion.
Addressing this deficit, and the considerable methodological limitations in this field, could facilitate better application of findings in clinical practice.
To begin addressing this deficit, we used FACS analysis, a rhesus-to-nude mouse xenotransplantation technique and immunochemical approaches to begin dissecting the phenotype and function of undifferentiated spermatogonia in juvenile and adult rhesus testes.
To address this deficit, programmers created software for emulating Windows long before the Lindows project began.
This paper addresses this deficit by presenting a specifically designed ordered probit model with spatial effect.
Nurses can address this deficit in our understanding by evaluating the impact of loneliness intervention strategies.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation addressed this deficit by initiating Active Living Research ALRResearch ALR
If we don't address this deficit in our democracy, it will become everyone's problem at every election.
The Common Core education standards, adopted by more than 40 states and the District, attempt to address this deficit.
This paper attempts to address this deficit and expand the discussion on innovation management practices at the FEI.
