"foresee challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you are aware of certain potential obstacles or difficulties that you may have to face in the future. Example sentence: We must foresee potential challenges and have a plan in place for how we will address them.
One can easily foresee challenges to the Law of Return, which grants immediate citizenship to any legally designated Jew.
"Or, would you rather have a key ring that would allow you to open some things but not others?" Even leading industry experts foresee challenges in instituting across-the-board privacy protections for consumers and companies.
Without that clear level of specificity, we foresee challenges in determining how to measure a promise in a way that is deemed valid by both the citizens and the government.
Experience enables you to be agile, foresee challenges, and build contingencies.
Ten years in, my ability to foresee challenges and deal with them has improved significantly.
By this measure, one can foresee challenges in the Republic of Congo, which has relatively low government spending on health per capita (US$59) and is adopting the largest number of new vaccines.
Insights from and limitations of the current study are discussed, along with the foreseen challenges associated with developing an integrated high-fidelity linkage representation.
Next, the research gathers interviewee perspectives on the applicability of the 5 Principles in relation to Manila's existing resettlement landscape, and identifies any amendments or foreseen challenges to them.
Before deciding to enter into any venture, one must, to the best of their ability have explored possibilities for growth, foreseen challenges, made projections, thought exhaustively through every inch and breadth of the venture and researched what other people have done to succeed and where they failed.
They also foresaw challenges in implementing such collaboration, highlighting discordant fee structures, potential administrative burdens, and low capacity for quality assurance systems.
One foreseen challenge in this work is that physical forces play a critical role in cell integrity and development, but little is known regarding how cells convert mechanical signals into biochemical responses [76].
