The phrase "as it confronts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something faces or deals with a particular issue or challenge.
Example: "The organization must adapt its strategies as it confronts the changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "as it faces" or "as it tackles".
His forbearance and clearheadedness could serve as an example for America as it confronts its drug problem.
These different pathways generate different legitimation problems combining to create a distinctive crisis in the European Community as it confronts its future.
Parties like this one, held at Time Warner's headquarters, may become a thing of the past for Time Inc. as it confronts its steep financial challenges.
Graft all of this onto the genetic programming I discussed in today's column and you have some explanation though not all of it for the aggravated dimensions of America's challenge as it confronts its fattened population.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is paying a visit to Washington today — an event that typically triggers angst in the American Jewish community as it confronts its internal conflicts over Israel.
The company is quietly reconsidering its pledge as it confronts a host of financial troubles, according to Citigroup executives.
Kerry said the administration was committed to working with Egypt to enhance its military capabilities as it confronts growing threats from extremists, particularly in the Sinai Peninsula.
Air New Zealand is struggling to rebuild profits and upgrade its aging fleet as it confronts stiff price competition, high fuel prices and the fallout from weak currencies and a global economic slowdown.
In addition to the concerns about Isis' human shields, the Iraqi military has "paused" its advance to Mosul, as it confronts Isis attacks.
Seeking to put its legal problems behind as it confronts larger financial ones, the banking giant Citigroup said on Wednesday that it had settled claims accusing it of helping the energy trader Enron deceive investors.
Witness the Congressional supercommittee charged with reducing the nation's debt, which has spun its wheels to little end as it confronts a partisan divide so wide it would have daunted Evel Knievel.
