"challenge time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a topic, activity, or situation that requires effort or effort and perseverance. For example: "Okay everyone, it's challenge time! Let's see who can solve this tricky math problem first."
What the result of the public choice is, and the response to the challenge, time will tell.
He also suggests that Formula E should drive the development of quick charging by setting challenge time periods between racing sessions.
Nevertheless, two weeks ago Mr. Wenner announced that he would challenge Time Inc.'s two major entertainment weekly magazines, People and Entertainment Weekly, by changing the frequency of Us magazine -- Wenner Media's barely profitable entertainment magazine -- from monthly to weekly.
"I am after the maximum communication with minimum elements" Noma's ingenuity in turning complexity into simplicity exemplifies this idea and his dedication to his own principles means Noma continues to achieve his personal challenge, time and time again, with universal elegance.
And this time spent is now starting to challenge time spent watching TV.
"It's a big challenge, time isn't on his side, we have very limited resources and athletes are self funded so there's lots of obstacles to overcome.
Among my recommendations for capitalizing on this driving force: challenge time-based assumptions.
But in these challenge times, we don't have the luxury to sit still.
adjuvant-free injections of antigen consistently result in strong sensitization, although numerous sensitizations or lengthy challenge times are required.
Challenged-susceptible birds continued to diverge from both challenged-resistant and non-challenged birds as post-challenge time progressed from 1 dpi to 5 dpi.
Massachusetts General Hospital's Parenting at a Challenging Time program lists a dozen lessons learned.
