The phrase "a future challenge to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an upcoming difficulty or obstacle that may confront someone or something.
Example: "The rapid advancement of technology presents a future challenge to traditional job markets."
Alternatives: "an impending challenge to" or "a forthcoming challenge to".
It will be a future challenge to investigate the biochemical functions of CSD within PpCSPs and AtCSPs in reprogramming.
Republicans, for their part, want to use Mr. Turner's success as a springboard for other nearby races, including, possibly, a future challenge to State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo Jr., a Democrat from Ozone Park, Queens, and a battle now to fill the State Senate seat of Carl Kruger, who pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges in December.
More interesting he gave a sneak peek at a future challenge to iTunes with music downloads and syncing from your desktop.
Identification of the role of different component providing salt stress and the cross talks between these components will be a future challenge to disentangle the complete genome network of rice providing salinity tolerance.
In the end, Alito left that old precedent in place, but virtually invited a future challenge to it.
It will be a future challenge to unpuzzle those patterns, and to observe evolution of vent fauna from different sizes perspective.
It will be an important future challenge to be able to measure productivity at diffuse flow vents.
A future challenge is to elucidate their contribution to tumor development.
A future challenge is to extend these methods to the many protein families that have hundreds rather than thousands of members.
Therefore, a future challenge is to investigate these pathways and the relatedness to PON2 and to locate the precise generation of ROS.
Other proteins that are closely related to p62 also help to select cell materials for autophagy, so a future challenge is to find out whether these proteins work in a similar way.
