The phrase "agreement challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a dispute or difficulty in reaching a consensus or understanding in an agreement.
Example: "The negotiation process was stalled due to an agreement challenge between the two parties regarding the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "dispute over the agreement" or "challenge to the agreement".
Table 5 The structure ranking for the 100 Double and Single Agreement challenges based on comparison of experimental versus predicted shifts.
Figure 20 The distribution of structures relative to the number skeletal atoms across 100 Double and Single Agreement challenges.
Figure 24 Distribution of the structure generation time (minutes) relative to the overall NMR spectral purity across the blind trials classified as Double and Single Agreement challenges.
This has been discussed in detail elsewhere [12, 17]. Figure 18 A comparison between the types of experiments available and the usage frequency for the 100 Double and Single Agreement challenges.
The candidates range from the smallest challenge at 149 Da to the biggest at 1256 Da with the average hovering around 419 Da. Figure 21 The distribution of structures relative to the molecular weight across 100 Double and Single Agreement challenges.
When there were more types of data included in a dataset associated with a submitted challenge then more time was required for standard spectral processing of these additional data (i.e. Fourier transformation, phasing, peak-picking, assessing impurities, etc).. Figure 19 The minimum set of spectral data used for the 100 Double and Single Agreement challenges.
Several American and Canadian companies have used the agreement to challenge unfavorable actions of local governments.
Anyone who does not like the peace agreement may challenge it in the (predominantly Catholic) courts.
Lenders unwilling to go along with the government's last-minute agreement may challenge the government's action in court, but they'll have to face-off against other lenders who were willing to go along with the government's restructuring proposal.
