"daunting logistics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation or task that has a lot of difficult details or requirements that must be worked through and managed. For example, "The project was complicated and involved daunting logistics to ensure that all legal and safety requirements were met."
Specifically, it describes the daunting logistics of mounting an effective mosquito control program on short notice.
The grocery channel's low online penetration rate can be attributed to daunting logistics, from sourcing, prepping, and packaging to the distribution of perishable consumables.
His organization would be responsible for carrying out the daunting logistics of containment and destruction, the first such mission the chemical arms experts will be conducting in a country only reluctantly joining the convention and in the midst of a civil war.
Aid groups face the same daunting logistics in providing food and shelter.
Daunting logistics, like hauling rickety cages filled with hundreds of pounds of snarling animals over crumbling roads at night, add to the film's drama and the team's headaches.
Two Shakespeares playing in rep in the West End is almost unheard of, because of the hefty staging costs weighed against perceived limited box office appeal, but Friedman, who started as a producer at the National before going on to co-found the touring company Out of Joint with Max Stafford-Clark, isn't one to be daunted by logistics.
With daunting challenges of logistics, style and substance, the plan was hatched before the Republicans began a concerted drive to paint Mr. Obama as a media sensation lacking the résumé to be president.
The accomplishments of India are matched by daunting infrastructure and logistics problems.
The logistics were daunting.
Wherever the company moves, the logistics are daunting and the questions rife.
