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The phrase "are still considerable obstacles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ongoing challenges or difficulties that remain to be addressed in a particular situation or context.
Example: "Despite the progress made, there are still considerable obstacles to achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "remain significant barriers" or "continue to pose major challenges."
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However, for next generation development of rhamnolipid production processes and next generation biosurfactants there are still considerable obstacles to be surmounted, which are discussed here.
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There are still considerable challenges, which we highlighted above.
The challenge for Washington is still considerable.
There is still considerable work to be done.
Return migration is still considerable in the Mexico-US border.
However, there is still considerable variability across the country.
The cost is still considerable.
Cost here is still considerable but somewhat contained.
Beyond this basic outline, there is still considerable uncertainty.
However, there is still considerable work needed.
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