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The phrase "and challenged to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tasks or situations where someone is prompted or encouraged to create or produce something, often in a challenging context.
Example: "The students were inspired and challenged to make innovative projects that addressed real-world issues."
Alternatives: "and encouraged to create" or "and tasked with producing".
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This feels like it was knocked together by complete amateurs, perhaps as part of some TV reality show in which an American, an Irishman (Colin Farrell) and a Scotsman (Ewan McGregor) are plonked in London and challenged to make a movie in seven days.
I want to be pushed beyond the confines of myself and challenged to make a greater impact for the next generation.
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And so, challenged to make their business more profitable, Jones and her husband decided to start hosting guests in 2006.
Here William Hardie, car bloke Ant Anstead and Clemency Green are challenged to make a dog bed, a garden bench and a hand-sewn leather satchel.
As in other resource-limited settings, the Ministry of Health (MoH) in Zambia is challenged to make affordable and acceptable PMTCT interventions accessible and available.
As in other resource limited settings, the Ministry of Health in Zambia is challenged to make affordable and acceptable PMTCT interventions accessible and available.
"It is our responsibility and challenge to make sure when New Yorkers go to the polling booths on Election Day that they know who Rick Lazio is".
These quantified benefits can be weighed against costs and challenges to make informed decisions when selecting the most appropriate sampling design.
Shropshire isn't up there with the traditionally well known mountain bike centres of the country but it definitely has the thrills and challenges to make it worth a visit.
The issues raised are very personal and salient, O'Neil said, and many students find it challenging to make themselves vulnerable.
The logistics and details of this future conversation feature prominently in the initial informed consent session, as it is challenging to make and to receive such calls.
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