The phrase "a challenge to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties or obstacles in the process of creating or improving something.
Example: "The team faced a challenge to develop a more efficient software solution within the tight deadline."
Alternatives: "a difficulty in creating" or "an obstacle to building".
Because sepsis is ill-defined, it is a challenge to develop drugs to treat it.
There is a challenge to develop efficacious management of heat removal from these high flux devices.
In addition to the improvement of cycling performance, it is also a challenge to develop electrode materials with energy density.
It is a challenge to develop efficient photocatalyst that can be activated by photons with long wavelength.
There is a challenge to develop GP with its abilities of curing in ambient temperature (22 ± 2 °C) without external source of heat supply for on-site practices.
Musicals of any kind are a challenge to develop and put on; those that address substantive matters, especially those grounded in historical events, face further pitfalls.
"It's a challenge to develop a vehicle for application that is going to be used in the same way by every group," Rapelye said.
It has been a challenge to develop materials that exhibit high piezoelectric performance that is not affected by electric poling, nor thermal depoling.
However, it remains a challenge to develop simple, stable and accurate finite difference schemes for solving the equation because of the nonlinear term.
Therefore, it is a challenge to develop an effective anonymization algorithm to protect the privacy of user's authentic popularity in online social networks without decreasing their utility.
It is a challenge to develop direct-acting antiviral agents that target the nonstructural protein 3/4A protease of hepatitis C virus because resistant variants develop.
