The phrase "encounter struggles" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which someone is experiencing difficulty or hardship. For example: "As the pandemic continues, many businesses are encountering struggles as they try to keep their doors open."
In a parody of "Brief Encounter," struggling a bit with the accent, they played an adulterous couple who speak in nervous irrelevancies, never quite saying what they mean.
Planning and carrying out investigations employing the 5D unpacked practices are important experiences that help students engage with conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge, and epistemic knowledge and encounter struggle experiences that can help develop a knowledge problematic view of scientific inquiry.
In Frayn's version, under the watchful eye of Bohr's wife, Margrethe, the two men relive their encounter, struggling unsuccessfully to reach any sort of agreement as to what took place.
Most people I encounter struggle to understand how to talk with children about death.
She also told students to not be discouraged when they encounter struggle in their pursuit to education.
And chief executive Craig Docherty told his club website: "Craig, Scott and Mark have been excellent servants to Edinburgh, showing enthusiasm and professionalism even in those times when they've not been playing as many matches as they would have liked or have encountered struggles with injury.
In past years, Indigenous people have encountered struggles such as police brutality, the movement to protect our water and sacred sites, the fight against Native American cultural and spiritual appropriation, and the need to seek justice for our missing and murdered Indigenous women.
And for many young people in his community, Dylan has become a mentor someone who's admittedly encountered struggle, but now aspires to be a youth leader.
As they relocate, Ifemelu to America and Obinze to London, they encounter new struggles -- from racism to a lack of belonging -- and must learn to adjust to a new and very different reality than they are used to.
Already, oncologists say, it is not uncommon to encounter patients struggling to balance cancer treatments with insulin shots and diabetes drugs.
