"fix trouble" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that means to solve or repair a problem or difficulty. One example of using "fix trouble" in a sentence could be: "I called a plumber to fix the trouble with my leaking faucet."
In recent years she has earned substantial sums as a script doctor, a writer called in to fix troubled scenarios.
Clay-face brick is to be used to fix troubles that surfaced in 2009 and resulted in the election of a new board.
Mr. Snyder will be questioned closely about his support of state legislation empowering him to appoint emergency managers to fix troubled cities.
In the past, Mr. Romney has said that while Bain's investments had created thousands of jobs, they occasionally required tough medicine, including layoffs, to fix troubled companies.
His goals were to fix troubled stores, to rekindle an emotional attachment with customers and to make longer-term changes like reorganizing executives and revamping the supply chain. 1 2 3 4 Next Page ».
Correction: January 5 , 2001 Friday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Wednesday about former executives who return to fix troubled companies misstated the date Peter Gyenes joined Vmark Software as chief executive.
Once you understand the reasons he broke up with you, you might be able to fix troubled relationship.
At Home, Mr. Fix-It Won't Have to Do a Thing ROBERT J. DiNICOLA has built a career out of fixing troubled retail companies.
Private equity executives, as well as Mr. Romney, who left Bain in 1999, say the industry fixes troubled companies and ultimately creates jobs.
GM also has a terrible record of fixing troubled partners, such as Japan's Isuzu and Sweden's Saab.
