The phrase "clear up problem" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a phrase to suggest that a person is attempting to solve a problem or issue. For example: "I'll try to clear up the problem before the meeting".
Mr. Davy was named acting commissioner mainly to clear up problems in the Division of Youth and Family Services.
In theory, that should reduce the roughly 100 million calls to doctors each year by pharmacists seeking to clear up problems.
Equally distressing, computers were not available in many black precincts in Florida to help clear up problems when voters discovered that their names were missing from the registration lists at the polling places.
In a 38-page "recovery plan" required by the state, the contractor, Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, says it can meet the state's deadline to clear up problems that caused long lines at inspection centers and led to a political firestorm for Gov. Christine Todd Whitman.
Educators, particularly professors at the college level who have been trained primarily as research scholars, and often only incidentally as teachers frequently believe that students are limited mainly by an absence of knowledge, which, when presented, will fill their minds and clear up problems (Sinatra et al. 2008).
They also argue that an amendment giving Member States the flexibility to decide whether or not a snippet should be considered "insubstantial" (and thus freely shared) or not, does not clear up problems — saying it just risks causing fresh fragmentation across the bloc, at a time when the Commission is keenly pushing a so-called 'Digital Single Market' strategy.
South Coast is one of more than a dozen independent banks in Orange County operating under state or federal regulatory orders to increase their capital, either by raising cash, selling assets or clearing up problem loans.
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