The phrase "applied to tackle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are implemented to address a specific problem or challenge.
Example: "The new policies were applied to tackle the issues of climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "implemented to address" or "used to confront".
Nanostructured and nanosized materials are widely applied to tackle the pressing challenges associated with energy conversion.
The proposed algorithm is applied to tackle a roadside-to-vehicle communication example.
Laplace transformation is applied to tackle the time dependency of the partial differential equations.
In this work, a multiobjective metaheuristic inspired by honey bees is applied to tackle the phylogenetic inference problem.
Design Thinking is a breakthrough human-centered model for innovation and problem solving that can be applied to tackle the biggest (and smallest) issues in healthcare.
Data reduction analyses have been applied to tackle the problem of highly correlated indices, but valid landscape predictors for fine scale Mediterranean forest-mosaics are still missing.
These words struck a chord not only because I work in international development, but because I believe the same approach applies to tackling the obesity epidemic.
We show how the proposed dual decomposition approach can be applied to efficiently tackle the joint optimization of input signals and time allocation that needs to be solved in order to obtain the desired results.
Meanwhile, machine learning approaches have been used to analyze multi-dimensional experimental data and integrate results from many studies, yet they have not been applied to specifically tackle the task of predicting and classifying self-renewal and pluripotency gene membership.
Examples of key roles played by glycans, discussion of still-unanswered questions about their structures and functions, and information on how they can be manipulated or applied to help tackle practical problems are topics that could be meaningfully introduced in a variety of places in an undergraduate or graduate science curriculum.
