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The phrase "a further challenge to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional difficulty or obstacle that someone or something faces, often in a context of competition or opposition.
Example: "The new regulations present a further challenge to small businesses trying to comply with the law."
Alternatives: "an additional obstacle to" or "a new hurdle for".
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In other ways, though, Trump's unorthodoxy presents a further challenge to Clinton.
There is a further challenge to Common Core from the political right.
The use of migrants as crew members underscores a further challenge to planned attempts to target smugglers' boats.
Each stoppage meant a further challenge to Rosberg to hold the lead as the race was restarted.
The Quatuor Bozzini has made rapt recordings of the quartets, for Edition Wandelweiser; in a further challenge to contemporary listening habits, they are available only through mail order.
A further challenge to solar will be chronically low prices of fossil fuels, which could push back its ability to compete.
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9 Peaks of media coverage were also confined to campaign periods, and so a further challenge is to sustain relevant, accurate and appropriate messages to the public.
But Reno, prodded by Clinton, who wanted to teach Cuban-Americans a lesson, could not abide further challenge to executive fiats.
Defenseman Darius Kasparaitis of the Colorado Avalanche will become an unrestricted free agent Monday without further challenge to his status by the National Hockey League.
A further challenge is to capture the dynamic nature of observers' responses to the stimuli.
A further challenge, especially to a researcher with limited programming ability, is to extract and gather the pertinent evidence distributed within large-scale outputs.
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