The phrase "a rugged challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a difficult or demanding task that requires strength, resilience, or perseverance to overcome.
Example: "Climbing the mountain presented a rugged challenge that tested the limits of our endurance and teamwork."
Alternatives: "a tough challenge" or "a formidable challenge".
And so it is, on that August night against the Houston Dash, that chants of "Shoot her like a horse" cascade down on rival players when they suffer a rugged challenge, followed by "We'll support the girls in red / Until we're fucking dead".
Next February, a bunch of yet-to-be-designed robots are going to take on a rugged challenge: a 1-day, 480-kilometer race through the desert, rolling (or treading) from Los Angeles to Las Vegas with no human direction.
A tenor saxophone-bass-drums trio in jazz means a rugged structural challenge, and possibly an exercise in nostalgia, as it was more or less trademarked and sewed up by Sonny Rollins 50 years ago.
The home fans were incensed by Rose's reaction to the tackle, however, and constantly booed the left-back, who was again at the centre of controversy when he picked himself up from a rugged Geoff Cameron challenge and shoved the right-back to earn himself a yellow.
Emmanuel Mayuka, on an industrious full debut for Southampton, had his appeals for a penalty turned down soon after as referee Howard Webb ruled that Carlos Cueller's rugged challenge had taken the ball.
No matter how much Gibbs plays up the rugged challenge and the steep odds he faces, he inwardly matches that with concretelike confidence.
Forest's frustration spilled over into a couple of untypically rugged challenges, one of which, by Blackstock on Blake, earned the striker a caution.
Ivan Lendl and Chris Evert Lloyd, the top-seeded players, both survived rugged challenges today to advance to the fourth round of the $1.8 million Lipton International Players championship.
Deliver the basics dramatic greens, challenging holes in a rugged natural setting, and you have golf paradise.
Offering wineries a helping hand with the agriculture, viticulture, and commercial challenges of growing grapes in a rugged climate are researchers and extension educators from Cornell and the University of Vermont.
Researchers and extension educators from Cornell and the University of Vermont are offering wineries a helping hand with the agriculture, viticulture, and commercial challenges of growing grapes in a rugged climate.
