The phrase "help tackle the problem" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to express the idea of taking action or making an effort to solve a problem. Example: "Volunteering at a local shelter can help tackle the problem of homelessness in our community."
This will help tackle the problem that American children are falling behind in international comparisons.
A ultra low emissions zone is due to begin in 2020 in London to help tackle the problem.
If politicians were really feeling brave they might try talking about how we help tackle the problem globally.
Universal free meals would also help tackle the problem of getting families who are entitled to, to take them.
The ministry has also established an online registry for diabetes patients and health care providers, in a concerted effort to provide more data to help tackle the problem.
The Government will also appeal to the online community in the US and their "strong sense of social responsibility" to help tackle the problem.
Tomorrow we are taking another step - a meeting of parents, experts and government figures to help tackle the problems parents face in providing a healthy lifestyle.
Jonathan Loynes of Capital Economics said while the changes could help tackle the problems associated with excessive dependence on one single indicator - unemployment - they could make it more difficult to give a "clear and straightforward message".
Noel Pearson – who operates the school with the Department of Education – has urged leaders and families of Aurukun to "step up and help tackle the problems that are driving these incidents".
And there was not enough recognition of what economics has to offer to help tackle the problems.
This helps tackle the problem of bed blocking that is estimated to cost the NHS in Wales £30m per year.
