The phrase "as having confronted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe someone or something in the past that has faced or dealt with a challenge or issue.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by the team as having confronted significant obstacles during the project."
Alternatives: "as having faced" or "as having dealt with".
It's as powerful as racism, but we have not confronted this issue as much as we have confronted racism".
Since the election, as Republicans have confronted Obama in a series of budgetary battles — another will unfold this week — few have tried as hard as Cantor to reposition and redefine the defeated party.
Over and over again our effort to bring these shows to audiences has faced challenges, and yet we along with the actors, the writers, producers and the directors as well as our fans have confronted and then overcome these challenges, and we have every confidence that we will prevail again.
His conviction has been on display — often controversially — as Facebook has confronted the thorny issues of online privacy.
The dream of dictatorial stability has always eluded Iran's rulers, whether monarchs or Islamists, as they have confronted a populace with an undaunted spirit of dissent.
It also abuts Kunar Province in Afghanistan, where American forces have suffered greater casualties in the past two months as they have confronted an increasingly tenacious Taliban insurgency.
This message has been promoted by state-controlled television as Moscow has confronted the west over Ukraine and backed pro-Russia rebels there.
Adjusting expectations has been essential to keep the project on track, and Mrs. Thompson said that her own expectations have been challenged as she has confronted the works of art she now spends her days with.
Fishermen catch the herring in gill nets as the fish approach the shoreline, but the Bay Area fleet has dwindled in recent years as it has confronted stringent fishing restrictions imposed to protect the species.
The argument for choosing a governor has gained weight, some Democrats argued, as Mr. Kerry has confronted the extent to which the White House intends to use his Senate votes to attack him.
