The phrase "difficulties and challenges" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to obstacles or problems that someone or something may face. Example: "The new project posed many difficulties and challenges for the team, but they were able to overcome them and achieve success."
Share questions to think about as they work: How do I cope with difficulties and challenges?
And so is ground zero, despite its difficulties and challenges and politics.
Members often feel a shared common purpose in being in and around those who face difficulties and challenges together".
Despite the many difficulties and challenges, I feel enormously energised by this role and the future for British sport.
But "there's no denying that in developing military relations, we still face difficulties and challenges," Colonel Geng added.
After the presentation, participants will hopefully gain a better appreciation for the difficulties and challenges surrounding risk-based decision making.
Whatever the difficulties and challenges, Woodward suggests that we should expect the administration to figure them out as it goes along, and not until it has to.
And although "Jon" is a satire about advertising and consumerism, it's also about the difficulties and challenges of freeing ourselves from prevailing cultural norms.
Now there are difficulties and challenges, and it's uncomfortable, [but] overall resourcing is so much better than the 1980s, even with the cuts".
In her sprawling house, with its crowded bookshelves, she is still celebrating South Africa's hard-fought freedom, even as she acknowledges the difficulties and challenges ahead.
However, field measurements in extremely dry environments face many difficulties and challenges, so few studies have examined water and vapour transport processes in the desert vadose zone.
