The phrase "adventurous quest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or undertaking that is exciting, risky, or filled with challenges.
Example: "The group set off on an adventurous quest to find the lost treasure hidden deep within the mountains."
Alternatives: "exciting journey" or "daring expedition".
It sets up an invitation to Bilbo Baggins to take part in an adventurous quest proposed by the wizard Gandalf (the splendidly authoritative Ian McKellen).
Mr. Bhagat's 2008 book was about the adventurous quest of three Gujarati boys to make it in business — an aim derailed by, among other events, the relationship one of them develops with a lonely Muslim kid, all of this happening against the backdrop of a religiously divided city.
"[Atlantis SquarePantis is] an adventurous quest kind of a story," said Tom Kenny, the voice of SpongeBob, "about SpongeBob and his friends journeying and discovering the lost continent of Atlantis, which is ruled by a character voiced by David Bowie".
Adventurous questing and fierce battles are much easier when a player has good weapons on both sides of the screen.
✒The Forest Fringe, for its adventurous, questing, curious programme of emerging and experimental theatre and performance art, is one of my favourite places in Edinburgh in August.
"This may explain a lot," Werther wrote, referring to the adventurous spirit that inspired Fonseca's quest to find the passport's owner and brought the two together.
Bloom's picturesque novel about a splintered, oddball family's quest for reinvention captures a fantastical, adventurous version of the American dream.
Back in January, Harvard Medical School Professor George Church stated that he was looking for an "adventurous female" volunteer to aid him in his quest to bring Neanderthals back to life.
These breathtaking adventurous photos from this year's Red Bull Illume Image Quest will get your blood pumping just by looking at them.
