The phrase "augmented the challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a factor has increased the difficulty or complexity of a task or problem.
Example: "The unexpected weather conditions augmented the challenge of completing the outdoor project on time."
Alternatives: "increased the difficulty" or "intensified the challenge."
The field of radiology was described as broad, "dynamic," and all-encompassing of different subspecialties which augmented the challenge of keeping up with the literature—"radiologists in most places are generalists, you have to be able to do neurology, gastroenterology, intervention, it's not actually possible to be at the top level of science in all those fields".
Beyond that, some here are questioning whether Mr. Correa augmented the tension by wading into the protesting scrum and, at one point, challenging the officers to kill him.
He has also augmented the digger giant's domestic footprint.
SiC augmented the anomalous behavior.
and augmented the gastric mucosal defense.
As an adjunct to cytology, this panel has the potential to augment the categorisation for challenging diagnostic cases in routine clinical practice.To our knowledge, this is the first study of PB literature that identified cut-offs systematically for diagnostic purposes and used stringent panels to identify an optimum biomarker panel.
With its origins in the 1930s New Deal, it was only ever allowed to augment the private sector – never challenge it.
Of note, Fernandez-Gonzalez and coworkers have shown in a recent study that disruption of ciliary function in mice drastically augments the pathology after allergen challenge [33].
Indeed, the minimal controls seem to work perfectly well – the sense of actually being on the rock face augments the sense of achievement and challenge.
We review the work demonstrating that gammaherpesvirus infection of Th2-biased mice leads to multi-organ fibrosis and highlight studies showing that gammaherpesviral infections of mice either pre- or post-fibrotic challenge can augment the development of fibrosis.
Therefore, our work in DCMS focuses on meeting those challenges by augmenting the DBMS kernel with novel data structures and query processing/optimization algorithms.
