The phrase 'will require overcoming' is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to indicate that a certain challenge or obstacle must be addressed or can be overcome in order to achieve a specific goal. For example: "Achieving success in this industry will require overcoming many obstacles."
But achieving digital immortality will require overcoming some rather daunting challenges around data privacy, as well as a healthy amount of skepticism.
Building a foreign policy around promoting democracy — and the rights essential to it — will require overcoming the sclerotic perspective of the foreign ministry mandarins.
There is no law against her working for her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, although working from prison -- if her appeal is unsuccessful -- will require overcoming some logistical obstacles.
Clinical translation of such endochondral tissue engineering strategies will require overcoming a number of challenges, including the engineering of large and often anatomically complex cartilage grafts, as well as the persistence of core regions of avascular cartilage following their implantation into large bone defects.
Further refining the public health response to HIV will require overcoming considerable challenges.
The use of appropriate animal models has to be re-evaluated which will require overcoming a number of dogmas that have spread through the research community regarding the importance of current models.
It will also require overcoming the tendency of the bureaucracy to be paralyzed by the passion to be "credible" and "apologetic" to the critics on the Hill being manipulated by the network of Hanoi puppets.... Washington is where the trouble is -- not Vietnam.
And the press statement dutifully notes an important caveat--that traveling faster than light "will... require overcoming the physical limitations of space itself".
"It requires overcoming the barriers of denial".
It requires overcoming our irrational fears.
Clone 531J19 in particular may have been misassembled, as the class II gene on this clone was in two fragments, with a duplicate exon 3 and 4. Future genome assembly projects for tuatara will require strategies for overcoming the highly repetitive nature of the genome, such as the use of long read sequencing technology (e.g., Eid et al. 2009).
