The phrase "attenuate the problem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to reduce or lessen the severity of a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The new policy aims to attenuate the problem of air pollution in urban areas."
Alternatives: "mitigate the issue of" or "reduce the impact of".
An analog network coding (ANC) to forward information with a ZF constrain at the relay was proposed there, in order to attenuate the problem of self-interference.
Empirical studies have shown that firm-level fixed effects are important for the wage differentials between male immigrants and male natives and attenuate the problem of unobserved firm characteristics (Aydemir and Skuterud 2008), but the fixed effects estimator does not address the potential endogeneity of the explanatory variables.
To attenuate the problem of high sequencing error rate in ESTs, our procedure retrieved candidate mutations only in the region of maximum nucleotide identity to the query.
60 Education may attenuate the problem of low levels of acceptance of fall-management strategies seen among those at greatest risk.
Therefore, we performed analyses at the amino-acid level to attenuate the saturation problem.
The question arises about the effects of this process on the economy and what kind of policies would attenuate the potential problems.
In order to attenuate the effects of these problems on the control performance of the reentry process, a robust adaptive backstepping control (RABC) strategy is proposed for RLV in this paper.
The availability of α-1,3-Gal knockout (GT-KO) pigs as a source of neonatal islet cells can therefore prove useful to attenuate, although not completely abrogate, the problem of hyperacute rejection.
The problem of attenuating unknown and possibly time-varying disturbances acting on a linear time-invariant dynamical system is addressed by means of an adaptive switching control approach.
Motivated by the above mentioned discussion, the problem of disturbance attenuating controller design is extended for memristor-based neural networks.
