The phrase "tackle the concern" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which someone is addressing a difficult or sensitive problem. For example, "The president sought to tackle the concern of rising unemployment."
Such integrated energy systems are conceived as a nuclear power reactor coupled with renewable energy generation and industrial processes that may simultaneously tackle the concerns regarding grid flexibility, climate change, energy security, optimal return on invested capital, and settling public concerns.
There have always been disagreements between our parties over the farm bill, but for decades we have reached across the aisle to tackle the concerns on both sides.
This tackles the concern that small plants might have less labor productivity because they use intensively less capital.
Directly tackling the concerns that the trading losses point to the urgent need to split the two roles, Mr. Raymond says the London whale actually reinforced the soundness of the current board structure.
But as he enters his second year in power, Trudeau – a former high school teacher and snowboarding instructor – is under pressure to show the world that his government has found an alternative means of tackling the concerns of those who feel they've been left behind.
What it cannot do is tackle the central concern of what Poland will export to support its 40m people: if not ships from Szczecin, then what?
Marketed under the names Oxsoft Duo 1 and Oxsoft Duo 2, the new products are specifically designed to help manufacturers tackle the challenges concerning the migration of plasticizers, according to the company.
To tackle that concern, the companies are creating eBay-style feedback and ratings systems to build trust among participants.
Finally, we tackle the implementation challenges concerning the PEP in Section 5.4.
One possibility for tackling the former concern includes multiple coverage, i.e. demand points are supposed to be covered by more than one vehicle.
