The phrase "admirably tackled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has addressed a challenge or problem in a commendable manner.
Example: "The team admirably tackled the complex issues during the project, leading to a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "skillfully addressed" or "commendably handled".
Moral and political philosophers, Hockett and Kreitner noted, have admirably tackled the "what inequalities matter" and "why" questions for decades now, while some social scientists have done helpful work on the questions of causation and cure.
The eloquent and arrogant Michael R. Bloomberg has admirably tackled smoking, sugary drinks, bicycle lanes and pedestrian plazas, but in three memorable terms, he has failed miserably to address New York City's gravest continuing problem: a total dearth of decent and affordable housing for the poor and the working class.
(Zinoman) 'Normalcy' (closes on Sunday) While this story of a white couple trying to adopt a black child admirably tackles a whole host of issues, those same ideas bog down the tale (2 35).
John Wilkins's book admirably tackles the first question by means of the second - offering a deep, thorough, and contextualized understanding of the species problem, clarifying a number of essential issues in that debate, and, in the process, correcting a number of persistent misconceptions about the idea of species from Plato to Darwin.
"And it's admirably unafraid of tackling various issues of race and gender within the queer community that largely go otherwise uninvestigated".
The chorus, singing wordlessly, brought an ethereal quality to the sound, and tackled the unaccompanied transition between parts one and two admirably.
He tackles the challenge admirably, selecting examples and situations that will invariably be found to be engaging, informative, and often surprising.
Once again, he filled Smith's shoes admirably with five tackles and a sack in the first half.
The way in which biology should proceed had been made admirably plain, and it was clear that biologists had to tackle questions for which they had, as yet, no answers.
Admirably, the Farrell company never repeats the previous season's best hits but always tackles new terrain.
All of Sjón's fiction so far has been admirably translated by Victoria Cribb, in close consultation with the author, whose English is so good that he might be capable of tackling the job himself.
