The phrase "are already encountering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing experiences or challenges that are currently being faced or dealt with.
Example: "In our research, we found that many participants are already encountering difficulties with the new software."
Alternatives: "are currently facing" or "have begun to experience".
A sample The ECB will eventually face a problem that some central banks are already encountering.
Welcomed in many cities, but not by everyone, the companies are already encountering a backlash.
"Many cities are already encountering flooding, heat waves, storm surges, and air conditioning demands increasing," she says.
There is also evidence to suggest that many developing borrowers are already encountering problems in servicing their recent debts to China (sovereign defaults are mismeasured).
The agency has not endorsed Mr. Kirilenko's findings, which are still being reviewed by peers, and they are already encountering some resistance from academics.
Labour's announcements only compound the turmoil that many institutions are already encountering, projecting them into an open-ended period of uncertainty about the economics of undergraduate education.
But an embryonic plan to create a super-regulator for consumer products, such as mortgages, credit cards and mutual funds, is already encountering stiff opposition.
My former neighbor, an accomplished freelance copywriter in publishing and direct mail advertising, was already encountering such a decline in work months before 9/11.
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who took office last month, is already encountering resistance to his reform proposals, which range from deregulation and privatization to writing off hundreds of billions of dollars in bad bank loans.
Reportedly, the White House is considering rolling the four banking-supervision agencies into one, though the idea is still in flux.But an embryonic plan to create a super-regulator for consumer products, such as mortgages, credit cards and mutual funds, is already encountering stiff opposition.
Propellers were already encountering supersonic tip-speeds that destroyed their efficiency, and engines had grown so complex that additional horsepower in the 3,000 4,000 range depended on a large number of cylinders and complex supercharging that generated problems in operation and maintenance.
