The phrase "awesome challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or situation that is both difficult and exciting, often implying that it is a great opportunity for growth or achievement.
Example: "Completing the marathon was an awesome challenge that pushed me to my limits."
Alternatives: "exciting challenge" or "fantastic challenge".
The wardrobe department spoke surprisingly calmly of the awesome challenge of dressing a cast of thousands.
"We've got Australia next and that's going to be an awesome challenge for us," Smith said with relish.
Although whether we can see off the awesome challenge of classic ballroom dancing blended with overblown 1980s hair metal is another matter entirely.
The participants say the meetings, driven by the awesome challenge sitting just beyond the school's playground, have been sharp, the disputes limited.
To get a sense of the awesome challenge posed by "decarbonizing" electricity, go to one of Duke's largest coal-fired plants, near Charlotte.
Maybe we'd be better off if our would-be leaders devoted themselves far more to the awesome challenge of working on themselves and far less to vocal calls for righteousness and purity.
He impressed me as a man who brings considerable wisdom and personal maturity to the awesome challenges facing the next president.
While occupied Japan provides no model for a postwar Iraq, it does provide a clear warning: Even under circumstances that turned out to be favorable, demilitarization and democratization were awesome challenges.
Sadly, the only one of her films that's available here on DVD is "Nathalie Granger," an excellent film that is, however, not as extraordinary or as absolute as her 1977 film, "The Truck," which is one of the most awesome challenges a filmmaker ever laid down to her era, to her medium itself.
Dar said he was "excited to take on the awesome challenges that dry-and agriculture faces due to climate change".
Awesome, challenging vocal arrangements.
