The phrase "aspirations and problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's goals and the challenges they face in achieving them.
Example: "In her speech, she addressed both the aspirations and problems of the youth in our community."
Alternatives: "goals and challenges" or "ambitions and issues".
You will own all their hopes, aspirations, and problems".
This converts them into a separate, privileged elite, isolated from the aspirations and problems of provincial, rural and suburban Britain".
It was Powell, before the 2003 invasion to topple Saddam Hussein, who warned George W. Bush that once U.S. military forces broke the Iraqi state, we would own the "hopes, aspirations and problems" of 25 million people.
As a former physicist, I thought of the Large Hadron Collider, another grandiose structure with cosmic aspirations and earthbound problems that could thwart its ambitions.
In a poor tribal district of Banswara in the western state of Rajasthan, the mismatch between India's aspirations and its current problems, between its self-image and the grueling reality of millions of its citizens' lives, is striking.
It is also worth noting that increasing the quantity of the reactants (i.e. 160.2 mmol → 400.5 mmol) in the hope of increasing the mass yield gave rise to filtering and aspiration problems.
He added, "To me, most of our apprehensions of others is fear of unknown, once you know people from different faiths and understand that they are just like you, normal human beings with similar aspirations, problems, and similar day to day issues, it becomes irrelevant who and how you pray, eat or dress.
Model 5: model 4 + adjusted for reading and writing difficulties, bullying, disease-related school absence, educational aspirations, academic problems, school dissatisfaction, and school-related conduct.
School-related factors included self-reported reading and writing difficulties, bullying, disease-related school absence, educational aspirations, academic problems, school dissatisfaction, and school-related conduct.
But more importantly, I reflected on my own values, gained a fresh outlook on my aspirations, and practiced thinking about research problems from different angles.
Foreign healthcare can be a risky business, wherever you are, and I'd hate to ever need major treatment, but I think there is something fascinating about seeing a different health system at work: hospitals are great equalizer as people around the world have the same health problems and aspirations and they tend to get the same sorts of treatment.
