'corrected a problem' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking about addressing and resolving an issue or difficulty. For example, "He quickly and efficiently corrected the problem with the printer."
Andretti had corrected a problem with the steering on his car, but he could not track down Meira.
Russian astronauts and engineers may have corrected a problem yesterday that caused computers aboard the International Space Station to crash and raised the possibility that the station might have to be evacuated.
We have corrected a problem with the tmVar input files and this explains further changes in the results.
We have: Reorganized the introduction to our paper, in line with suggestions from reviewer 1. Corrected a problem with the datasets from IEEE (Spain) and IEEE (International), where 9 articles were assigned two first authors, one of which was ignored in our previous analysis, and repeated all statistical analyses using these datasets.
A statement from his political party, Forza Italia, said the operation was "necessary to correct a problem with the rhythm".
He had radical surgery to correct a problem with his esophagus and he almost bled to death.
Google eBookstore "corrects" a problem that readers have suffered from since the invention of the book: the "lack" of "choice".
The latest F-35 flight test — seeking to correct a problem in the air intake door was successfully completed last week.
But the authors of the study, led by Dr. Kyle A. Richards of Hartford Hospital, said this was the first report of a Taser's possibly correcting a problem.
Jerilyn Perine, the city's housing commissioner, praised HUD for its willingness to spend money to correct a problem created under a previous administration.
With each day, an announcement was expected about when Hilliard would have surgery to correct a problem with his right big toe.
