"twin challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "The team was faced with two twin challenges: completing the project on a tight deadline and managing limited resources."
Now he faces the twin challenges of redemption and reckoning.
Here, he faces the twin challenges of redemption and reckoning.
Confronting the twin challenges of CO2 emissions and air pollution means dispensing with short-term thinking and stop-gap solutions.
Paterson's representation of the environment and the economy as twin challenges leads to the illusion of equal scale.
The twin challenges of dealing with the crisis overseas and the politics of it at home overlap in complicated and uncomfortable ways.
Its experience offers a textbook case of a company successfully navigating the twin challenges of globalization and rapid technological change, at least for a two-year stretch.
Today, Burberry faces twin challenges: to maintain momentum amid a difficult economic recovery, and to keep the expansion drive from diluting the brand.
The chairman of the ABC James Spigelman said the initiatives were a response to the twin challenges of technological change and reduced funding.
CENTRAL POINT, Ore .— Few places have felt the twin challenges presented by Oregon's broken state budget and its knotted tax system the way this old farm town has.
As Labour's business spokesman, Umunna is worried that the UK is not fully prepared for the twin challenges of technology and global competition.
ARE British Christians, weary of turning the other cheek to the twin challenges of secularism and rival faiths, learning to fight back?
