The phrase "face challenges posed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difficulties or obstacles that one must confront or deal with, often in a specific context such as work, education, or personal growth.
Example: "In today's rapidly changing world, businesses must face challenges posed by technological advancements and shifting consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "confront challenges presented" or "tackle challenges introduced".
Mr. Thompson will be joining the Times Company as it continues to face challenges posed by changing reader habits and a shifting advertising market.
The paper concludes with a reflection on the need to assure the quality of programmes that are completely or partially taught through the medium of English and on interdisciplinary innovation projects as potential interventions intended to face challenges posed by them.
The goals of this opening paper of the Special Issue are threefold: First, it offers a brief review of the relevant extant literature on the drivers and barriers affecting climate change and the impacts of the organizational changes of MNEs required to face challenges posed by climate change.
However, expanding access to medicines on a global scale can face challenges posed by falsified, substandard, stolen, and diverted medicines.
Secondary colonizers will not only face challenges posed by the host, but also those presented by fellow members of the microbial community.
Further, a number of countries in West Africa countries are increasingly facing challenges posed by climatic hazards, in particular flooding.
Further, a number of countries in West Africa are increasingly facing challenges posed by climatic hazards, in particular flooding.
Only then can we meaningfully face the challenges posed by the post-referendum environment.
"You and your fellow citizens have demonstrated resolve in the face of challenges posed by Iraq's extremist enemies," said the statement by Ryan C. Crocker, the American ambassador to Iraq, and Gen. David H. Petraeus, the commander of American forces.
As newly independent states, many of the NAM members had to face the challenges posed by superpower rivalry and the Cold War (Jansen 1966).
Towards forthcoming LHC runs, a series of upgrades is planned for L1Calo to face new challenges posed by the upcoming increases of the beam energy and the luminosity.
