"intertwined challenges" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You could use it to emphasize that two or more distinct challenges are intertwined or interconnected in some way. For example, "Solving the current housing crisis requires finding a way to manage intertwining challenges of affordability, infrastructure, and government regulations."
Yet they raise many intertwined challenges around politics, logistics, ethics, and study design.
Critical to realizing this technology's promise are the intertwined challenges of spindle dynamic stiffness and cutting process stability.
The European environment commissioner, Janez Potočnik, said a new framework was needed "to rally the international community to tackle the intertwined challenges of eliminating poverty [and] improving wellbeing while ensuring that progress is sustainable within planetary boundaries".
This policy brief reviews recent scholarship from members of the Diversity and Health Disparities cluster and offers important insights to meet the intertwined challenges of neighborhood inequalities and racial health disparities.
The holistic and critical perspective employed identified that climatically and culturally inappropriate housing, and insufficient housing and overcrowding are key contributors to power being used inefficiently and to a myriad of intertwined challenges faced by Indigenous people in remote communities, such as chronic disease, depression, conflict, employment and school attendance.
The water main break should encourage us to focus on the ongoing and intertwined challenges of infrastructure, water demand and population growth.
Today, the country faces three intertwined economic challenges.
Successful targeting of CNS S/T kinases represents an intertwined triple challenge.
The urgent need for innovation to address multifaceted and intertwined water-related challenges is becoming increasingly clear, acknowledged and responded to with cumulating sources and amounts of funding.
A long seven decades later, our world seems smaller, our fates more intertwined, and our challenges drastically different from those confronting the generation that emerged from the rubble of the Second World War.
These intertwined realities have challenged United States' ability to influence outcomes in Syria.
