The phrase "already face challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing difficulties or obstacles that are currently being encountered.
Example: "The team already faces challenges in meeting the project deadline due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "currently encounter difficulties" or "are already dealing with obstacles."
Small cities already face challenges in keeping their residents, especially young people, from moving away.
He said: "As people with disabilities we already face challenges; these restrictions will discourage disabled voters and, in many cases, deny them the right to vote".
Polar bears already face challenges due to the effects of climate change on natural habitats, and the new information means it will become even more difficult for them to adapt to receding sea ice.
International organizations and countries already face challenges obtaining existing pediatric ARV medicines.
She added that states were already facing challenges in dealing with their own budgets.
The analysis is unlikely to be received with much enthusiasm by Mr. Cameron, who, as I write in my latest Page Two article in the IHT, is already facing challenges to his hopes for kick-starting one part of the moribund economy – the building trade.
Mick Fanning had already faced challenges on a scale that would destroy anyone else: a horrendous hamstring injury and gruelling rehab in 2004, the death of his close friend Andy Irons in 2010 and the much-publicised brush with a great white shark at Jeffreys Bay earlier this year.
But it falls to him at a time when he is already facing challenges on many fronts, including the handover of sovereignty in a still-dangerous Iraq, questions about his administration's policies on interrogation of prisoners of war and polls that show slipping public support for his handling the war on terrorism and uncertain prospects for his re-election.
That scenario already faced challenges: Whereas small particles can stick electrostatically, it's harder to explain the formation of meter-sized objects, which don't exert much gravity.
Uber has already faced challenges in Denmark, with its European business indicted in a Danish court last December on charges of assisting two drivers of breaking local taxi laws.
