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The phrase "are facing problems with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties or challenges that someone or a group is currently experiencing regarding a specific issue or situation.
Example: "The team is facing problems with the new software implementation, which has caused delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "are encountering issues with" or "are struggling with".
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Social democrats are facing problems with this all round the world: difficult times don't automatically mean social democracy wins".
Officials in Seoul hope that the program will eventually be implemented throughout the country, but are facing problems with limited funding.
As well as higher taxes and fewer punters, even more worrying is the fact that the area's pubs are facing problems with homophobia.
The salt producers, however, are facing problems with the price of the potassium iodate.
"We are facing problems with the education system as a whole – and this is what we need to fix if we are to integrate Iraqi children as well as we should," Salameh adds.
Talk: Talk things out with the members you are facing problems with in a polite manner.
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Furthermore, like the Republicans last week, he is facing problems with the weather.
Another state that is facing problems with Asian gangs is New York which is awash with Chinese illegals brought in by plane, by truck, and by ship.
This matters as America ponders the best response to Iran's nuclear ambitions.At home too, Mr Erdogan is facing problems with the country's hawkish new chief of the general staff, General Yasar Buyukanit.
The analyst found that the company has been facing problems with customers cutting back on spending.
For instance, company C is facing problems with employees' commitment, responsibility, and freedom.
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