The phrase "interrelated challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a set of interconnected problems, such as "The city is facing a number of interrelated challenges, including housing instability, unemployment, and poverty."
The sessions at this year's conference range include the practical, such as media training for female politicians (or "how to answer stupid questions"), but mainly focus on the complex and interrelated challenges that face us all as global citizens.
Sustainability and innovation are interrelated challenges for R&D.
This paper aims to make clear the many interrelated challenges and obstacles which hinder efficient urban energy planning.
The contemporary humanitarian and disaster management field faces several interrelated challenges and problems which make study on coordination and cooperation vital to save as many lives as possible and to lessen impacts.
Many functions have been developed to quantify the structural and energetic properties of interacting proteins, finding use in interrelated challenges revolving around the relationship between sequence, structure and binding free energy.
As an institution tasked with the mandate of poverty alleviation, the Bank must be mindful of the interrelated challenges of energy poverty and climate change.
But various events are forcing New Delhi to focus on some interrelated security challenges in the east and northeast.
Highlights of important interrelated biological challenges for future basic and clinical studies toward preventing age-associated diseases, particularly cancer are listed below: a. Older adults are immune compromised to varying degrees.
Bring together innovators, leaders and forward thinkers who usually never meet but are working on interrelated, global challenges -- food systems, climate change, food security, global health and sustainable development.
These three challenges are interrelated; (1) companies are expected first and foremost to deliver a profit; (2) it is hard to find the business case when externalities are not costed in, and (3) investors and customers – the individuals who most impact companies – do not encourage behaviours that are in the best interests of society and of the planet.
As well, the realization of IoT necessitates overcoming several interrelated technical and social challenges in IoT systems architecture, modeling and design.
