The phrase "also faced with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or difficulties that someone or something is encountering in addition to other issues.
Example: "The team was also faced with a tight deadline while managing multiple projects."
Alternatives: "also confronted with a" or "additionally dealing with a".
The refining industry is also faced with a new political reality.
While Dynegy needed to delay the vote, it also faced with a problem of how to legally do so.
At one particularly worrying moment, viewers are also faced with a lemur in need of a caesarean section.
He was also faced with a difficult decision on the resignation of Andrew Bonar Law in 1923, when he had to find a new prime minister.
However, it was also faced with a near equivalent amount of debt, leading Prada and Bertelli to begin liquidating their acquisitions.
The Polish electorate is also faced with a left wing that has failed to rebuild itself since the end of communism.
As African parliamentarians, we are also faced with an additional challenge, which is to be recognised as a key agent for change by some donors and international organisations, despite the important scrutiny function that parliaments perform.
As the labour movement celebrates this milestone in the struggle against fascism and antisemitism, it is also faced with an inquiry into bigotry closer to home: the Chakrabarti report.
They are also faced with an additional complexity created by the legislation surrounding the rights to distribute seeds in general, whether these are protected through IPR or not.
Officers who later found Hamzah were also faced with an overwhelming smell coming from ankle-deep rubbish in the house, including vodka bottles and rotting food.
Since the broader South African population is also faced with an increasing obesity prevalence, the country is strongly challenged by a so-called dual burden of disease [ 2].
