The phrase "has overcome setbacks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone has faced challenges or obstacles, but they have successfully overcome them. For example: "Despite facing numerous setbacks, the team has shown great resilience and has overcome every obstacle to reach the finals."
An agreement between Yemen's government and its opponents on how to carry out a transfer of power has overcome setbacks caused by the outbreak of violence in the capital last week and is near completion, Yemeni officials said.
Still, Mr. Brown has overcome setbacks ever since he turned his life around by learning to play guitar in prison, where he was serving time for manslaughter during the late 1950's.
He has overcome setbacks, including time in jail.
He spoke of the book he had written, "Companions in Courage," a collection of stories about young people who had overcome setbacks.
The scale requires people to rate themselves on statements such as, "I finish whatever I begin," or "I have overcome setbacks to conquer an important challenge".
He has overcome colossal setbacks, the most recent of which was discovering he would not be able to compete in the marathon in London because the International Paralympic Committee IPCC) said he could not race against arm amputees.
"There's a reason he's getting strikes and spares," Ms. Fratianni said about her son, who has overcome numerous medical setbacks since the diagnosis at his birth of a rare brain tumor.
Kreuzer, who has overcome a series of serious setbacks since being drafted in 2007, will have surgery on the injury he suffered during the Blues' two-point win over Port Adelaide.
Since then she has overcome a career-threatening shoulder injury, revamped her service motion and maintained her appetite for competition despite multiple on-court setbacks and despite all the millions of dollars she already has earned.
Herron has overcome plenty.
Jesus Christ has overcome the world.
