The phrase "enduring dilemma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a persistent or ongoing problem that is difficult to resolve.
Example: "The enduring dilemma of balancing work and personal life continues to challenge many professionals."
Alternatives: "persistent problem" or "ongoing conflict".
Not straight up 'this should just be given back to people.' There is an enduring dilemma inside the country about how you create some level of justice".
"They want to engage". But until that engagement becomes a full-fledged conversation, the enduring dilemma for Arab actors is whether to play terrorist roles.
Richard Wright, Chris Rock and the enduring dilemma of African-American artists.
It's an enduring dilemma: back in 1974, Susan Sontag argued that "rightwing movements, however puritanical and repressive the realities they usher in, have an erotic surface".
As the four-time world champion announced a return from self-imposed exile to his spiritual sporting home, his enduring dilemma surfaced again.
Asked about the dangers of the organisation remaining neutral, Mr Krahenbuhl said there are "enduring dilemmas" for the ICRC to find a balance between publicly denouncing a place of detention or an attack on people and preserving trust between all parties so they can continue to help people.
The two chairmen of a study group established after the Obama administration killed a plan for a nuclear waste repository in Nevada appeared before a House subcommittee on Wednesday to explain a proposed solution to the enduring waste dilemma.
If George III and Charlotte failed to make their family a beacon for the nation, their sad experience prefigures an enduring royal dilemma – how to live a private life in the glare of publicity.
The relationship between war and Australian society has also been shaped by the enduring themes of Australian strategic culture and its unique security dilemma.
The dilemma of Shaw's play is both acute and enduring.
Graham tackled some of the most fundamental, enduring and contested issues of American identity: the tension between individual and community, the mastery of space, the dilemma of womanhood and the social role of ritual and religion.
