The phrase "ameliorating the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to improve or make a situation better, particularly in a problem-solving context.
Example: "The team is focused on ameliorating the problem of high employee turnover by implementing new retention strategies."
Alternatives: "improving the issue" or "addressing the concern".
"It is essential that this data, once gathered and analyzed, be used for training purposes because it could be helpful in ameliorating" the problem of shootings, he said.
Instead, they were courteous, collegial, and again, struck me as truly dedicated to ameliorating the problem of addiction in this country.
And it is additionally like climate change because any action taken in hopes of ameliorating the problem feels inadequate, like buying a fluorescent lightbulb while watching a polar bear drown.
Contemporary phytase research is primarily concerned with ameliorating the problem of inadequate digestion of inositol hexakisphosphate (phytate; InsP6) in monogastric farm animal feed, so as to reduce the pollution that results from the high phosphate content of the manure.
Because of the blizzard of scientific evidence at the highest levels that global warming is a reality, the United States is morally and humanistically, not to mention politically at home and abroad, obliged to join with the other signers of the protocol and move ahead toward ameliorating the problem.
The study recommends a total overhauling of the present frustration-ridden social structure and political economy of Nigeria, as well as timely implementation of proactive youth empowerment programmes and forward-looking social, political and economic policies will assist greatly in ameliorating the problem.
Still, much of the entrepreneurial experience can be profitably applied to ameliorating the problems that Slaughter describes, and more importantly to disrupting the "norm" in workplace design, allowing for new modalities to emerge.
The last century of American history is littered with presumably well-intentioned legislation that has proved disastrous in its implementation, exacerbating rather than ameliorating the problems it was designed to solve.
Treatment approaches that improve airway function, reduce air trapping and hyperinflation have received much attention and might be successful at ameliorating the problems associated with high V ˙ / Q ˙.
