"to address such problems" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing finding solutions to various issues, difficulties, or obstacles. For example: "In order to overcome the challenges of an increasingly complex global economy, we must find ways to address such problems."
The legislation adopted today seeks to address such problems.
Old-media firms have barely begun to address such problems.
Yet local researchers continue to show good potential to address such problems as post-partum bleeding.
To address such problems, it was necessary to reason by analogy from one situation to another.
Changes in regulation offer a relatively precise way to address such problems.
A common approach to address such problems is to make use of sparse PC expansions.
To address such problem, a parametric study is conducted.
In this study, we proposed a combinatorial auction-based mechanism to address such problem in the presence of multiple types of VMs in a single provider scenario.
To address such problem, this study proposes a Sequence Clustering-based Automated Rule Generation (SCARG) that can automatically generate rules by mining decision-making history of domain experts based on sequence clustering and probabilistic graphical modeling.
Although existing techniques such as accumulators [10, 11, 44], and authentication data structures [35, 42, 49, 52] that can be adopted to address such problem, these solutions either rely on nonconstant size assumptions (e.g., the q-Strong Diffie-Hellman assumptions) or require expensive operations such as the generation of primes and re-shuffling procedures.
To address such problem, a fair reservation mechanism is proposed where the reservation made by the user by transmitting a BB is annulled by the serving AP immediately after finding that the number of slots a chunk has been reserved by a user exceeds the reservation threshold.
