The phrase "are again facing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or challenge that is being encountered once more after having faced it previously.
Example: "After a brief period of stability, the community are again facing the challenges of economic downturn."
Alternatives: "are once more confronting the" or "are once again dealing with the".
And here we are again facing the fact that neither side in the Holy Land is going away.
Portsmouth are again facing the prospect of liquidation after potential owner Balram Chainrai announced he had withdrawn his offer to buy the club.
We are again facing the fallacy of the false choice.
Now, parts of southern Ethiopia are again facing the impact of delayed rains and the poor performance of the coffee crop, the earnings from which families would have been used to buy food on the market.
Today the controversy has taken on a new urgency -- not just because of the 25th anniversary, but also because Russia is again facing the challenge of change.
Now, at age 62, with a career in the State Assembly, the Congress and the State House, Mr. Florio is again facing the question of what he will be.
Mr. Romney, whose candidacy has largely been built around a strategy of letting his Republican rivals fade away, is again facing the challenge of trying to improve his ability to connect with voters and excite them.
Wigan, knocked out in the third round last season by League Two side Swindon, were again facing the prospect of an early exit when the visitors led at the break.
Flash-forward three decades later and Tobie is again facing the harsh reality of another deadly "A-word" disease, this time it's ALS.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It may only be a coincidence that the Giants are again facing a team in the playoffs led by quarterback Jeff Garcia.
PAGE B1 Sports AFTER SURPRISE LOSS, Lakers Face Questions After a surprising defeat at home to the Houston Rockets, the Los Angeles Lakers are again facing questions about whether they have the toughness to win an N.B.A. championship.
