The phrase "beat challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to overcoming difficulties or obstacles. For example, "He was determined to beat the challenges he faced and managed to succeed in the end."
Named the Big Beat Challenge, the award is open to anyone studying heart and circulatory diseases in academia or industry anywhere in the world.
There's the "Running Man" challenge, built on Ghost Town DJs's 1995 hit "My Boo"; the "So Gone" challenge, which lifts Monica's eponymous early-aughts comeback; and, most recently, the "Juju on That Beat" challenge, set to the 2004 Southern crunk anthem "Knuck If You Buck".
Total Dollars Allocated by Tim Ferriss Twitter Followerss in the Tweet to Beat Challenge: $6222 (FYI: this is higher than the number on the project page -- $5821 -- because some of the participants may not have redeemed directly via this Giving Page).
he paces forward, beating challenges until he only has to round Roger Johnson.
Perfetto says that the best thing about traveling the world and doing everything on a bike is beating challenges and facing fears.
Coroner's testimony in Kelly Thomas beating challenged.
He's used to beating all challenges and challengers, but life's become tough for Spider-Man - he's now a toktok driver negotiating the busy streets of Cairo.
The EFP also invites all sectors of society to join heads to beat technology challenges at its Open-Community Forums.
He handily beat back challenges from five rivals, humbling his critics and putting his reform program firmly back on track.
Mr. Jourden, 43, beat back challenges from 110 rivals from 14 countries, including Belgium, Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden, but failed to surpass his own world distance record of 34 feet.
