The phrase "accompanying challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to difficulties or obstacles that come along with a particular situation or event.
Example: "The new policy has several accompanying challenges that need to be addressed for successful implementation."
Alternatives: "related difficulties" or "associated obstacles".
The current state of research in this area is evaluated and projection toward future applications and accompanying challenges are also discussed.
They also become captive to the economic power of certain platforms, with all the accompanying challenges to privacy and speech regulation that these new, powerful information monopolies have posed.
This opened our eyes to new opportunities and accompanying challenges.
For each strategy, we discuss different aspects of implementation and accompanying challenges and opportunities.
For each strategy, we present implementation considerations and discuss a range of accompanying challenges and opportunities.
Secondly, the study assesses a nonpharmacologic intervention, with accompanying challenges around the complexity of the intervention, the expertise of care providers and difficulties in blinding [ 76, 77].
As the world moves towards renewable sources of energy, it faces an accompanying challenge: water scarcity.
The article talked about the ground rules and the role of managers for effectively contesting the accompanied challenges and taking advantage of the opportunities in implementation of E 2.0.
Since companies generally don't have to disclose that they've received third-party funding for an ISDS case, and since international arbitration usually proceeds in comparative secrecy, pursuing a claim through ISDS can shield companies from the public criticism that accompanies challenging a law in regular courts.
From 1983 to 1989, a time of significant growth for the Museum and of the accompanying financial challenges, he chaired the Finance Committee with sound judgment and far-sighted guidance.
The moment was a metaphor of sorts for the trans community and its accompanying larger challenges of life in darkrooms (along with the peace that comes with illuminating it).
