"life struggles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the difficulties and challenges that all people often face in life. For example, you could say, "She was resilient in the face of life struggles, never giving up hope."
In The Stone Angel (1964), an ancient prairie woman tells her life struggles.
But under the surveillance cameras overlooking the streets, life struggles to go on as usual.
At the head of this family is Grandmother Prysia, a seasoned veteran of many life struggles, including Nazi invasion.
There are a lot of things that go on in life — struggles that you go through — and you have to figure out how to get through them.
The book starts out innocently enough, seemingly a story about Jack, his pregnant wife, their life struggles and Jack's relationship with his own father.
When blight attacks it doesn't kill the tree entirely: suffocation brings the enormous trunk down but life struggles on below ground.
What's new is not the artist, but her real-life struggles.
Such are the daily quality-of-life struggles in neighbourhoods like Ravendale, the frontline in the battle for Detroit's future.
The latest installment of the "Hunger Games" films is a vague yet stirring liberation story that echoes real-life struggles against oppression around the world.
"There's a demand for narratives with characters that accurately represent the real-life struggles of people from all backgrounds," said Bianca Flores, assistant publicist at William Morrow Books.
Scott features in Evicted, which charts the real-life struggles of eight men and women in Milwaukee for stable housing and a life that allows them some hope.
