The phrase "undergoing hardships" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to experiencing difficulties, challenges, or struggles. Example: The refugees in the camp were all undergoing hardships, but they remained resilient and hopeful for a better future.
5 These were astonished at this unexpected news and halted the march while they took counsel how they should use this information, for it was dangerous to lead an army that had been undergoing hardship and was in need of everything against hostile forces that were already assembled and were well provided with everything.
Buy six geese from the butcher's and donate them to a charity preparing dinner or donating poultry meals for those undergoing hardship.
As these circumstances continue, they will continue to undergo hardships when seeking to acquire internal knowledge and technology [7].
Greece's people have undergone hardship on a scale not seen in a developed country since the 1930s.
Amnesty would provide both laborers and their families with the opportunity to achieve the goals that drove them to undergo hardship to find a better life in this country.
According to Mary Boyce, Zoroastrians living under Christian rule in Asia Minor were noted to have undergone hardship, notably during the long conflict between the Roman Empire and Persia.
They are undergoing enormous hardships that are economic and social and personal.
After undergoing numerous hardships and the deaths of several family members in religious violence, they are reconciled.
This seems to be particularly true for children undergoing family hardships: Malatras' previous research showed that consistency of daily activities had a positive impact on children who experienced major family changes like death or divorce.
