The phrase "averting the challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to avoid or prevent difficulties or obstacles.
Example: "The team focused on averting the challenges that could arise during the project to ensure a smooth execution."
Alternatives: "avoiding the challenges" or "preventing the challenges".
The latest science shows that the challenge of averting the coming catastrophe of an overheated planet aligns neatly with the fight against the daily catastrophe of this air pollution.
And in doing so I always felt the piercing, inquiring gaze of the page boy who had come to demand his dues, who was waiting in the gray light of dawn on the empty field for me to accept the challenge and avert the misfortune lying ahead of him.
The particular sociocultural context of kothis in India also may impact on behavioural disinhibition: the perceived opportunity to forego condom use may be experienced as consonant with kothis' feminine gender expression and desire to attract panthis, in addition to being incentivized by saving on the cost of condoms and averting logistical challenges of negotiating condom use.
A closing round of 66 – which included birdies at three of his four final holes – was sufficient for García to see off the challenge of Tim Clark and avert the possibility of Spain having no playing representation in a European team since the Ryder Cup moved to its present format.
Despite the large number of signatures, the election could be delayed or averted by challenges to the validity of the signatures, which are now in the hands of elections officials in California's 58 counties.
An election could be delayed or averted by challenges to the validity of the signatures, which are now in the hands of elections officials in California's 58 counties.
That strategy has helped to avert the deployment of large numbers of U.S. forces, but it has also met with repeated challenges.
Tradition holds that this letter prompted either Adair or Jackson to challenge the other to a duel, but friends of both men averted the conflict after assembling to watch; no written evidence of the event exists.
The challenge today is to learn from the past, in order to embrace the former and avert the latter.
Given these momentous challenges, it is imperative to continue to monitor future trends in health inequalities in order to avert the potential impacts on Japan's health security.
