The phrase "are to surmount the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing overcoming obstacles or challenges.
Example: "The team is determined to surmount the difficulties they face in the project."
Alternatives: "are to overcome the" or "are to conquer the".
The purpose of content marketing, also known as branded content, custom content or sponsored content, is to surmount the increasing skepticism among the public for traditional advertising.
Kelechi was diagnosed with polio when she was just over 1 year old, and three decades after that diagnosis she tells me how she's been able to surmount the challenges life has brought her way to bag a degree, pursue and develop her talents, and keep her smile on.
And it is an insult and disservice to those disadvantaged children who, against incredibly long odds, are able to surmount the obstacles with which they are confronted and break out of the vicious cycle of poverty in which they are mired.
Furthermore, few studies have been carried out on the response to induced direct defences by specialized herbivores that are able to surmount the constitutive chemical defences of their host, as in tobacco plants, where attack by the tobacco hornworm (Manduca sexta) induces increased endogenous JA levels, but decreased nicotine accumulation [15].
Such films are intended to surmount the idiosyncrasies of the global bazaar by serving as a kind of cinematic Esperanto.
In both approximations, the fluctuations of the solvent polarization are required to surmount the activation barrier.
In the latter case, the binding energy is less and may be insufficient to surmount the barrier and induce fission.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, WA Darlington felt that Robeson was a "really memorable" Othello precisely because he was black: "By reason of his race Mr Robeson is able to surmount the difficulties which English actors generally find in the part".
"And only time will tell whether we're able to surmount the technological challenges fast enough to meet the schedule that's been laid out," Mr. Bacon said.
"But there is no clear historical evidence that fish such as Atlantic salmon or shad were able to surmount the natural barrier posed by the falls".
