"achieved the challenge" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe succeeding at a particular goal or task. For example, "Despite the odds, the team achieved the challenge of building a new stadium in three months."
The cost of achieving the challenge is estimated at 24bn rupees (£255m), according to FAO, but Pradiumna Dahal, a nutrition specialist with Unicef Nepal, says that can be achieved "if there is leadership and commitment from the government".
To achieve the challenge, piloting tasks require dynamic roll control surfaces motions, which can excite strongly the flexible structure of the aircraft.
Yet however difficult to achieve, the challenge would reap incalculably wonderful benefits, given that obesity is linked to more than 60 chronic diseases, according to the Campaign to End Obesity.
It is observed that there is no strict classification of protocols is possible since most of them aims or results in achieving the challenges of sensor networks.
Yet soon after the world's greatest player had achieved the feat, challenges emerged claiming that in fact the real record was much higher.
In solid tumors though, the more is achieved the more challenges are unveiled.
de Bruijn B et al. [ 16] used some clustering-based word representation features in their NER system for the 2010 i2b2 NLP challenge and achieved the highest performance in the challenge.
9 Although refined diagnoses were achieved, the implementation was challenging in Ghana due to lack of local capacity and specialized facilities to produce adequate samples.
Thus, high levels of cellulose processivity can be achieved, but the challenge is to develop the knowledge and tools to a sufficient level that metabolism can be designed and altered in a directed fashion.
"To achieve the Darpa challenge we need to improve the pitch of our wires by a factor of two and double the number of wires each year," said Dr. Williams.
