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The phrase 'cannot tackle' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to either a literal or figurative inability to do something. For example: The four of us cannot tackle this project alone, we will need additional help.
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And he said: "Without tackling carbon dioxide emissions, we cannot tackle climate change and keep temperature increases to below 2C above the pre-industrial era.
The Prime Minister cannot tackle the issue single-handedly.
"But you cannot tackle those issues under a rescue package.
Nonetheless he admits he cannot tackle big problems, like a bloated state payroll and woeful schools.
But on September 30th, he declared that "we cannot tackle economic revitalisation separately from financial issues".
"However, there is no silver bullet, and councils alone cannot tackle rising homelessness.
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Poverty then, cannot be tackled without tackling the problem of housing.
Many Hondurans acknowledge that their country cannot possibly tackle the drug problem alone.
But we cannot effectively tackle injustice if we try to ignore illegality.Sir Edward ClayBritish high commissioner to Kenya, 2001 to 2005Epsom, SurreyA beautiful mindSIR – You discussed the relationship between beauty and financial success ("To those that have, shall be given", December 22nd).
As problems multiply that a divided world cannot jointly tackle, the temptation of unilateral "beggar thy neighbor" policies and resulting conflict becomes greater.
The problem cannot be tackled incrementally.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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