The phrase "faced with many challenges" is correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: "As an entrepreneur, she was constantly faced with many challenges, but she never let them deter her from pursuing her dream."
Mr. President-elect, during your administration you will be faced with many challenges, and crises that we don't know anything about right now will come along.
I was faced with many challenges, including time management, finances, and lack of mentorship.
Traditional data center networks (DCNs) are faced with many challenges with the development of cloud computing.
The Internet routing system as a complex system is faced with many challenges.
As biosimilars become marketed, nurse practitioners will be faced with many challenges, including patient questions regarding them.
Pastoral ecosystems in East Africa, Kenya included, are faced with many challenges, chief of them being unpredictable rainfall and drought occurrences (Elhadi et al. 2012).
Sub-Saharan Africa in recent years have been faced with many power challenges including limited and unreliable power supply, high cost of power supply and underdeveloped power infrastructures with serious negative impacts on the socio-economic development.
China is still faced with many daunting challenges ranging from corruption to regional income gaps and environmental degradation.
Because counseling for some of these common risks is so much a part of their usual practice, physicians might not see the need to refer patients to dentists for similar services, particularly when parents will be faced with many difficult challenges in finding a dentist.
Leaders in our social systems and institutions are faced with many of the same challenges of the past century, but they are tasked to solve them within new fiscal realities.
The reasoning, at least from my Mom's family's perspective, was that black women are going to be faced with so many challenges and disadvantages that being educated was crucial to their survival.
