The phrase "addressing this problem needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity of taking action to solve a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "Addressing this problem needs immediate attention from all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "tackling this issue requires" or "solving this problem necessitates".
In addressing this problem one needs to consider: (i) why two Res subunits (and thus two helicases) are present; and (ii) the apparently high ATP coupling efficiency compared with Type I RM enzymes [ 15, 19, 21].
It is good Congress is addressing this problem, but they need to make sure they address it without unbalancing the current system.
An instructional module which could address this problem is needed.
In order to address this problem we need a dynamic composition framework that would automate the whole service composition life-cycle, from requirements derivation, to composition generation, to deployment and execution [1, 2].
To address this problem, we need far more female mentors and role models.
"Future efforts to try and address this problem really need to start with a pretty hard look at what we're funding, why we're funding it, and what we need to change".
In order to address this problem we need, in addition, to consider the problem of determining supplement molecules, i.e. metabolites that the organism cannot synthesize, but which can be added to the growth media in order to increase the number of viable pathways; and bootstrap molecules, i.e. metabolites which are required fist in order to be produced [ 20].
We can debate how to address this problem, but children need to be fed, and may not be if they are cut from the program.
To address this problem, we will need to employ a coreference classifier to determine whether two same-head events are coreferent.
"It is clear that this problem needs to be addressed.
