The phrase "after facing problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where challenges or difficulties were encountered prior to another action or outcome.
Example: "After facing problems with the project timeline, the team decided to adjust their strategy to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "following challenges" or "after encountering difficulties".
Arriving in 1951, after initially facing problems in finding employment as a teacher, she taught from 1953-56 Innerner London Education Authority schools.
After years of facing problems such as overfishing, illegal fisheries and the consequences of the Prestige oil spill, the fishermen's association (cofradia) of Lira, a small town in the coast of Galicia (NW Spain), has pioneered a co-management initiative in the region by proposing the creation of a marine reserve.
A few years ago, Mr. Icahn went after Eastman Kodak when it was facing problems moving from film to digital imaging.
BP withdrew all of its geologists and engineers involved in the TNK-BP venture from Russia last month after they faced problems renewing their visas.
By Maria Konnikova January 14 , 2015The phenomenon of learned helplessness — the passivity that often comes after we've faced problems that we can't control — was first studied in dogs.
The topic of Seligman's talk was simple: for a good part of his career, he had studied a concept that came to be known as learned helplessness, the passivity that often comes after we've faced problems that we can't control.
Toyota's handling of the Prius recall comes nearly nine years after the company faced problems with sudden acceleration in its Camry and Lexus models.
I am aware that quite a few users have faced problems after upgrading to Windows 10, and this can be a deterrent for regular home users who have no time or inclination to search online for solution to fix issues.
He also faced problems at work after reporting a fellow officer for corruption, which led to his life being threatened.
