"facing severe challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are describing a situation, person, or group of people that is having difficulty over-coming a difficult situation. For example: "The small business owners in the community are facing severe challenges due to the lockdown regulations."
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are one of several potential antibacterial agents in the current era of antibiotics facing severe challenges.
"We are facing severe challenges, including notably shrinking external demand, overcapacity in some sectors, difficult business conditions for enterprises, rising unemployment in urban areas and greater downward pressure on economic growth," Mr. Wen said.
In the twenty-first century, China is facing severe challenges home and abroad.
"I realized this isn't going to be just a recession," says Gilbertson. "We're facing severe challenges".
With the popularity of unconventional reservoirs having the remarkable features of extremely low permeability and low porosity, liquid permeability measurement of tight rocks from the unconventional reservoirs is facing severe challenges.
Zahraa Habib explained how women were facing severe challenges at Sharia courts in Bahrain, while Hanan Khandagky spoke about her undercover investigation at private centers for the handicapped in Jordan where severe mental and physical abuses were taking place.
Genetic therapy of HCC faces severe challenges, since HCC involves genetic alterations of multiple genes in several regulatory pathways simultaneously [ 8].
In his first speech Mr Xi admitted that the party faces "severe challenges" and said that corruption must be dealt with.
The Japanese government continues to face severe challenges, both technical and political, in the aftermath of a multifaceted disaster that has left 13,800 people dead and 14,000 missing.
In addition to the current maintenance crisis, the agency faces severe challenges in hiring employees in large numbers to replace air traffic controllers and safety inspectors; thousands have reached retirement age in the last few years or will soon.
