"clean up problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe the act of solving or addressing a problem. Example: The company needs to clean up the problem of late deliveries to improve customer satisfaction.
He can make saves when necessary, come and collect things and clean up problems.
Yet Ms. Lagarde has also come under fire from critics who say she and other senior European policy makers mishandled the situation from the beginning, and are now scrambling to clean up problems of their own making.
"The important and necessary steps taken by the Financial Conduct Authority are starting to clean up problems in the payday loan market but we are concerned about the affordability and sustainability of some of this lending," he said.
The Associated Press reported that Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Republican of Colorado, had made an assurance that whistle-blower laws would protect U.S.O.C. employees with information that could help Congress clean up problems with the organization.
Mr Hester added in a statement: "We have continued to make the bank safer and stronger as we clean up problems of the past.
Homeowners with clouded titles could find it impossible to sell or refinance their properties without going to court to clean up problems.
Until now, the White House has insisted Shinseki enjoyed Obama's confidence and officials have drawn parallels between him and Kathleen Sebelius, who stayed on as secretary of health and human services for months trying to clean up problems with the rollout of Obama's signature healthcare law.
Then again, a mop sauce might clean up the problem entirely.
The hotel management are forced to call in the Ghostbusters to clean up the problem.
Unless China comes up with a "clear master plan" to clean up the problem, the credit outlook for Chinese banks could turn negative, Moody's said.
