The phrase "also be challenging for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties that may affect multiple parties or situations.
Example: "Learning a new language can also be challenging for those who have never studied one before."
Alternatives: "may also pose difficulties for" or "can also be tough for".
Marketing and customer service could also be challenging for Free, analysts said.
He suspects Norwich City, bolstered by a nucleus of British players, may also be challenging for top spot and does not underestimate Aston Villa's potential for reinvention but is determined to ensure Newcastle are a cut above the rest.
Occlusions and transparencies can also be challenging for 3D scanners and photogrammetry, but these are not applicable here.
It can also be challenging for the majority of people out there who are strictly average, the worker bees, if you will.
Bath pair Kyle Eastmond and Jonathan Joseph are among Lancaster's options, while Saracens' Brad Barritt will also be challenging for his first international start since last year when England face New Zealand on 8 November.
It may also be challenging for less experienced practitioners to keep eyes open and focused on a page, turning pages from time to time while engaged in LKM, but it is feasible with practice.
The last couple of years have also been challenging for the company due to the impact of the financial crisis.
The dormant form of the parasite has also been challenging for researchers to study, because liver cells are so difficult to keep alive outside the body.
Ms. Eiland said the storm had also been challenging for property managers, and that she had done her best to help renters.
Mr. Powell is also being challenged for the Democratic nomination by John H. Young, a public relations man, and Jesse Gray, the former Harlem rent strike leader.
These partnerships have also been challenged for lacking transparency and accountability, as well as failing to address vested interests and conflicts between stakeholders.
