The phrase "towards this problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a particular problem that has already been mentioned and you want to indicate that you are addressing the issue in some way. For example, "Our team has been working hard towards this problem in order to find a satisfactory solution."
MS is regarded as a potential solution towards this problem as it significantly reduces energy consumption of the sensor nodes and thus enhances network lifetime.
Towards this problem, network-based prioritization of candidate genes, which performs integrated analysis of gene networks with GWAS data, has emerged as a promising direction and attracted much attention.
The main driver of the interest towards this problem is represented by the series of international benchmarking initiatives organized in the last four years that allowed dozens of research groups to propose innovative methodologies for HEp-2 cells' staining pattern classification.
The usual approach towards this problem is to translate it to a non-autonomous setting.
Towards this problem, in this article we investigate the effect of rotation operations on an image and its blocks.
More research focus must be directed towards this problem, since it has been observed in several empirical studies including the findings of biometric grand challenges that the covariates of face recognition (pose, illumination, expression, noise) affect the performance across different types of features or systems.
In a paper in Nature, Reiter et al.1 take a step towards circumventing this problem.
Towards addressing this problem, the VANET is integrated with the inexpensive Wireless Sensor Network (WSN).
Recent successful efforts in de novo enzyme design and the de novo design of protein protein interactions open a path towards solving this problem.
That's an impressive piece of work and a good first step towards combating this problem, although they'll need to test it on a much wider range of datasets.
Today, Svebor Karaman et amis at the University of Bordeaux in France say they have taken a step towards solving this problem with a new way of categorising daily activities in footage taken from a shoulder-mounted camera.
