The phrase "always challenged with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent struggle or difficulty faced by someone or something in a particular context.
Example: "She is always challenged with balancing her work and personal life, which often leads to stress."
Alternatives: "constantly faced with" or "perpetually confronted by".
Discussing the complexities of playing a character he described as being of "implosive intellect and implosive emotion", Spall said: "It is the most challenging role I've played, it's always challenging with Mike but in a good way because he asks you to contribute and co-create the character with him.
It is a very technical sport and always challenging with different rivers to tackle.
Establishing causes of death using a verbal autopsy is always challenging (with the exception of violence) and makes the validity of such data uncertain.
Maintaining quality, including promoting wide choice of methods, is always challenging with rapid scale-up, especially realizing private providers remain largely free agents.
BAMBERG, S.C. — Nikki Haley, the favorite to become the first governor of South Carolina who is neither white nor male, has always challenged established norms with her own brand of moxie.
And since the Dutch think constantly about their always challenged lowland, he falls in line with some deep historic impulses.
Over my dead body, Harriet always challenged, and I often amused myself with wistful reveries of her lying in a pool of blood on the kitchen floor as I dug a grave out by the corral, then grabbing an Al Italia for Rome with several thousand bucks in my jeans and a new life on the Piazza Navone, with a brunette for a change".
The editors I have worked with, most recently Anthony and Karen Hayes at Professional and Higher (the former of whom has also written recently about the dangers of throwing out the publishers with the bathwater) always challenged me to take my writing to the next level, asking all the right questions, probing further and deeper in ways I couldn't see myself because I was too close to the work.
"BLS does count the number of employees at temporary help service agencies, however, it does not have detail on how many of these employees are placed at which industries". Of course, there are always challenges with inventing new data sets -- economists like continuity, so things can be measured over time.
