The phrase "adequately tackled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether a problem or issue has been addressed sufficiently or effectively.
Example: "The team adequately tackled the challenges presented during the project, ensuring all aspects were considered."
Alternatives: "sufficiently addressed" or "properly handled".
This is a complex issue which hasn't been adequately tackled in the UK.
Paul Cann, director of policy at Help the Aged, argues that the reason it's still happening is because "the root problems are simply not being adequately tackled" and calls for "more robust action".
One of the key challenges that must be adequately tackled in order to harness the full potential of mobile crowdsensing is the issue of how to identify the most appropriate incentive scheme for sufficiently motivating individuals to participate in large-scale sensing campaigns [8].
Yet the twin challenges of inequality and climate change have not been adequately tackled -- and Oxfam fears the same mistake will be made again.
Expanding insurance coverage in the case of the US, with Medicaid is a way to ensure that more people are being reached, assuming that you have adequately tackled issues of affordability and accessibility".
As for stereotypes of black men as hypersexualized, Omar Khan, of the Runnymede Trust, told me: "The prejudiced attitudes underpinning stereotyped attitudes about black masculinity have still not been adequately tackled, and clearly also affect the day-to-day experiences of black people, whether at work, on public transport, on the football pitch, or even just walking down the street".
"If UK tax havens fail to adequately tackle the secrecy and other practices that facilitate tax dodging, it is ultimately because the UK allows it".
His action comes just a day after the former footballer boycotted the micro-blogging site for failing to adequately tackle racism and death threats.
Our results demonstrate that single-molecule force-spectroscopy-based methods can adequately tackle the challenge of "un-boiling eggs", providing a general methodology to characterize the folding kinetics of many proteins that suffer from irreversible denaturation and thus cannot be characterized using traditional equilibrium methodologies.
All of these groups rightly point to the failure of courts and police to adequately tackle sexual crime.
While Ontario has, for years, been slammed for not taking the opioid crisis seriously, addictions experts and advocates say that, without proper data, there's no way they can adequately tackle the problem.
