"difficulties in addressing" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe challenges or obstacles in dealing with a particular issue or problem. Example: "There are many difficulties in addressing climate change, including political resistance and lack of funding."
This view, however, faced considerable technical difficulties in addressing some of the problems that arose for Hempel's approach.
We have developed experimental methods to record from a large number of neurons at the same time to overcome methodological difficulties in addressing these questions.
Piore traces our difficulties in addressing these issues to the limits of liberal social theory, particularly its sharp distinctions between individuality and community.
One of the difficulties in addressing the capillary flow in PCR microfluidic device is that the temperature of the PCR solution is periodically switched.
Europe's crises are all interconnected: the violence and radicalisation spewing out of the Middle East, the rise of populist movements, the difficulties in addressing the refugee crisis, and the growing assertiveness of Russia.
Abdul Kareem Al-Obaidi told a small audience at a Harvard School of Public Health "global chat" last week April 299) that one of the difficulties in addressing the problem is that its scope is unknown.
Indeed, Russia's difficulty in addressing racism is typical of a transition country; political vision is often frustrated by a lack of institutional capacity.
The deepening humanitarian crisis and the government's difficulty in addressing it has also undermined the progress by the Nigerian military, whose alleged human rights violations have continued under Buhari's regime.
Much of the difficulty in addressing gay men's health needs, say Dr. Falcon and others, is that federal research programs that have examined the risks for various illnesses and conditions have not generally included sexual orientation as a category.
The numbers point to another factor that adds to the difficulty in addressing digital threats: Attackers are intelligent, so, frequently, advances in security are matched by advances in attacks.
In all of these cases, Congress recognized the difficulty in addressing an important issue, and committed itself to a no-amendments, up-or-down action on a possible commission report.
