The phrase "accelerated challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a challenge that is intensified or expedited in nature, often in contexts related to competition, learning, or problem-solving.
Example: "The team faced an accelerated challenge when they had to complete the project in half the usual time."
Alternatives: "intensified challenge" or "expedited challenge".
Recently, one of the accelerating challenges for the firms intending to expand their market abroad is their obligation to prevent making conflict in global markets.
With accelerating challenges ahead due to a changing workforce — think automation, A.I., and wholesale industry disruption and re-creation — getting ahead of this has become even more critical for all of us.
DSCOVR's launch from Cape Canaveral offers vast benefits to America's communities and businesses already wrestling with the hazards of severe weather and accelerating challenges from climate change.
Likewise, she can accelerate and challenge her brightest students because of professional development experiences and innovations she has pursued".
To this end, Bank of America summarizes that QE and negative rates are already creating an income problem for banks and any further move into negative territory, or increase in QE (just as the ECB has now done) will accelerate the challenge faced by banks.
This trend has accelerated with the challenge presented to researchers by the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation to "Reinvent the Toilet" (Global Development Program, 2013).
This week, I had the good fortune of being able to touch base with Steele to dig deeper into his recent analysis of the future of US politics in the context of our accelerating environmental challenges.
And there are also the possible results in the DOMA case: federal recognition of state-sanctioned same-sex marriages and, perhaps with it, the finding that sexual-orientation classifications are entitled to heightened constitutional scrutiny, which would accelerate successful challenges to other discriminatory measures.
This accelerated living is challenging stuff for the traditional memoir.
South Korea beats the world in college enrolment (it has more students than 18- to 23-year-olds).Beyond catch-upBut Asian countries will also face new challenges or at least old challenges accelerated (see chart 3).
