"tackling barriers" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "The government is committed to tackling barriers which prevent disadvantaged communities from accessing vital services."
Although risk-reducing surgery decisions are women's decisions, women should not be saddled with the burden of tackling barriers to accessing health care services.
As such, improvements to service provision (including: 1) availability, 2) reliability and 3) confidentiality) at the health facility level, are necessary but not sufficient for tackling barriers to care.
The care of sick newborns is no different and tackling barriers to male involvement is an issue that spans the care continuum from family planning to the care of a sick newborn in a facility.
Are services suitable for the needs of specific groups such as women and do they tackle barriers such as illiteracy?
We are making a case for disabled people and social workers to join forces so that we can tackle barriers together, recognising how much we have in common.
The aim is to generate debate, fresh thinking and information sharing to tackle barriers to high-quality homecare and spread good practice.
Analysts say that the only way to improve the role of women in politics is to tackle barriers to women in the workplace.
It shows that the industry's success cannot be taken for granted and that we must continue to argue for more open markets and ambitious trade deals that tackle barriers to market access".
"With these donations, Centrepoint can provide not only a safe place to stay for homeless young people but also the support for them to tackle barriers to unemployment such as poor mental health or a lack of skills and qualifications.
It adds: "The intention is not to displace private developer expertise and activity in promoting and developing schemes, which will continue to play an important role, but to tackle barriers to delivery where they exist, bring forward additional schemes and increase competition and diversity by creating opportunities for a wider range of providers and a wider choice of homes".
using the pupil premium payment for poorer students "to tackle barriers to attainment".
