The phrase "about the obstacles facing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing challenges or difficulties that a person, group, or organization is encountering.
Example: "The report focuses on the obstacles facing small businesses in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "regarding the challenges confronting" or "concerning the difficulties encountered".
We talked for a while about the obstacles facing the government.
For his thesis, he wrote about the obstacles facing an immigrant embarking on a career that could make him an instant millionaire — foremost among them the specter of living up to elevated expectations, or not.
Perhaps in an attempt to educate the city about the obstacles facing a self-made billionaire, Mr. Bloomberg made an announcement speech that was three and a half pages long and used the pronoun "I" 117 times.
While I have been focused on her personal battle, attending the race gave me the opportunity to learn about the obstacles facing women in the Middle East.
The talk of this new decade is less about the obstacles faced by women than it is about the obstacles faced by mothers.
In recent weeks, we've seen new research about the obstacles faced by both older and younger women in the workplace.
Her organization is about to release a survey of the obstacles faced last year by providers, particularly the complaint that they were not informed about non-English speaking or learning-disabled children so they were not geared up to serve them.
A magnetic presence, with a large head, copious dark hair, a deep voice, and piercing gray eyes, Mesić told us about the bureaucratic obstacles faced by BEN researchers.
2. Learn about the rewards and obstacles facing Afghani women attending American colleges and universities by reading and discussing the article "Cheer and Challenge, Far From Home". 3. In groups, compare several foreign colleges and universities using personalized criteria.
"How do I learn about nontraditional careers?" One of the biggest obstacles facing scientists contemplating nontraditional career paths is a simple lack of information.
Among those offering support is Becka Viau, a Green Party candidate who has been outspoken about obstacles facing women in PEI politics.
