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The phrase "are huge challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant difficulties or obstacles in a particular context, such as projects, tasks, or situations.
Example: "The new regulations are huge challenges for our industry, requiring us to adapt quickly to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "are significant obstacles" or "pose major difficulties."
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But there are huge challenges in its implementation.
But there are huge challenges to growing the business".
Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, strongly supports the law, but said: "There are huge challenges ahead.
Cameron said: "Nick Clegg and I work well together, and actually there are huge challenges facing this country.
There are huge challenges ahead, including writing a constitution and coping with a looming and serious economic crisis exacerbated by the political turmoil.
At the moment, there are huge challenges when people need to move from health to social care, long waits and vast amounts of wasted finance.
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He is careful to note that there will be "huge challenges" in bringing the idea to schools nationally.
Thiarai said: "There have been huge challenges and it is a very bold move for the local authority to take".
There were huge challenges in raising money.
Power estimation and analysis techniques have turned out to be huge challenges for both FPGA vendors and designers.
Those were huge challenges.
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