"transcend obstacles" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It means to overcome or surmount difficulties. You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example, "With hard work and determination, he was able to transcend the obstacles in his way to success."
She will always endure and transcend whatever obstacles life brings her".
It remains to be seen whether Rouhani can transcend the obstacles that bedeviled his predecessors.
They tell stories about perseverance and loss with each point that they play, and they inspire a drive in all of us to transcend our obstacles.
In La Mare au diable (1846), François le Champi (1848), and La Petite Fadette (1849), the familiar theme of George Sand's work love transcending the obstacles of convention and class in the familiar setting of the Berry countryside, regained pride of place.
But they felt that they had never solved the inherent dramatic problem of the material: how to take the mystery of the human mind and make it visually and dramatically compelling; how to create images for things that are intellectual and potentially static and at the same time present a human story that transcends these obstacles.
It's got a mysterious man in black; a beautiful princess; love that transcends all obstacles (including death, or at least mostly death); one sinister sadistic villain and one arrogant dumb one; Andre the Giant; Rodents of Unusual Size; and both the best sword fight and the best revenge scene ever on screen.
It begins to transcend simple ideological obstacles in the minds of people who are not clued in to the global drift toward environmental disaster.
My faith asks me to transcend the most difficult obstacles".
"It's hard to believe the crushing poverty and other obstacles Sosai had to transcend to get to the major leagues".
