The phrase "and facing difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is currently experiencing challenges or obstacles in a particular situation.
Example: "She has been working hard on her project, and facing difficulties has only made her more determined to succeed."
Alternatives: "and encountering challenges" or "and dealing with obstacles".
As reported by Premsrirat (2007), at least fourteen minority languages are now endangered and facing difficulty in surviving to the end of this century.
Most couples living with HIV are of child bearing age and facing difficulty in their choice concerning sexuality and child bearing [ 13].
During the strike, passengers were forced to handle their own baggage and faced difficulties in entering and leaving the airports.
Our experience showed that students will struggle with new concepts in Engineering Mathematics and faced difficulties with the need to use various mathematical techniques to solve problems.
He said the group had lost popular support and faced difficulties recruiting new leaders and the suicide bombers it has relied on.
The University has taken steps already to assist Princeton students and scholars who are affected by the executive order, including a small number who are currently traveling abroad and face difficulties returning to the United States.
The startup founder is Claudio Santori, an Italian who moved to Lithuania to be with his girlfriend and faced difficulties learning the local language.
Johnson said that proposal "hasn't been thoroughly investigated" and faces difficulties because pier restoration plans are still being developed.
Under California's new policy, anyone who tried to enroll by Monday and faced difficulties now has until April 15 to finish an application.
Some PCPs lacked time and knowledge to advise patients about their medications and faced difficulties in managing side effects caused by the patients' complex medication regimen.
