The phrase "are regularly faced with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where individuals or groups encounter challenges or issues on a consistent basis.
Example: "Employees are regularly faced with tight deadlines and high expectations from management."
Alternatives: "often encounter" or "frequently deal with".
Physicians caring for acutely ill children are regularly faced with this condition.
Security analysts, reverse engineers, and forensic analysts are regularly faced with large binary objects, such as executable and data files, process memory dumps, disk images and hibernation files, often Gigabytes or larger in size and frequently of unknown, suspect, or poorly documented structure.
Leaders are regularly faced with difficult questions.
At the very least, Verhoeven, along with Huppert, succeed in creating an almost surreal environment that mirrors the real fears felt by women who are regularly faced with the possibility of assault.
In contrast to jackdaws and keas, ravens and crows are regularly faced with social interactions related to caching including pilfering and re-caching (Bugnyar and Kotrschal 2002).
We are regularly faced with new proposals for what the European Union should do, what it needs to achieve, and what tasks it needs to prepare for.
And though they were regularly faced with visitors who dropped in from other worlds, such as a flock of sinister trumpet-beings, the Clangers always prevailed in the kindest and most public-spirited way.
"While this is a positive step, we don't see it as a particularly firm base for someone to be regularly faced with prospect of eviction.
Interestingly, though, he added that members were regularly faced with difficult decisions on the need to tender and there was a need for further clarity on the legal framework.
NEW DELHI — Women in India face systemic discrimination and are regularly confronted with sexual harassment and violence, even as the police often fail to provide protection and the government has failed to enforce laws and policies intended to safeguard women's rights, according to a scathing special report released on Wednesday.
It's a lesson Muslims are regularly lambasted with.
