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The phrase "a really challenging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task, situation, or experience that is difficult or demanding.
Example: "Completing the marathon was a really challenging experience for me, both physically and mentally."
Alternatives: "a very difficult" or "an extremely tough".
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"It's been a really challenging four weeks," Pearce said.
"Bridgeport offers a really challenging situation," he said.
Working out delivery schedules and routes is "a really challenging data-science problem", explains Apoorva Mehta, the firm's boss and a former Amazon employee.Sofa-bound shoppers now have a plethora of options.
It postpones the Pakistan assault for another over, as against a bowler of such quality - he is international class, no question, and he has a majestically rugged beard - they are content to take five singles from a really challenging over.
Without words to hold on to, everything becomes ambiguous so the choreography has to speak of this in some way – it's a really challenging piece to take into movement.
Bordainick: It's just a really challenging logistical marketplace.
I think that's going to be a really challenging aspect of the model but we're super committed to trying to innovate on that as much as we do on the technology".
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A: I would say on the plug-in piece it's a really challenge to overcome.
"At one point we had a chance of really challenging Warwickshire after a run of victories," he added.
And to ask an animator to copy that onto a computer model and capture a human performance is really challenging".
In my early 20s I left a marriage that was really challenging.
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