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The phrase "challenge to be met" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an obstacle or difficulty that needs to be addressed or overcome.
Example: "The project presents a significant challenge to be met if we want to achieve our goals on time."
Alternatives: "obstacle to overcome" or "difficulty to address".
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The future of the NHS requires the challenge to be met in full.
Aggregation of nanoscaled particles is a challenge to be met when controlling or tailoring particle size distributions (PSDs) in many areas including precipitation, dip-coating and milling.
It only warns that there will always be some price to pay and a challenge to be met.
Mr. Thompson also seems the more energetic candidate, who would regard the comptroller's job as a challenge to be met.
DPIs represent a type of delivery system where the system's thinking approach integrating the device, the formulation and the patient represent a major challenge to be met.
Semantic interoperability is a basic challenge to be met for new generations of distributed, communicating and co-operating health information systems (HIS) enabling shared care and e-Health.
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And there are other challenges to be met.
As the field of biotherapeutics evolves, there are many current and future challenges to be met.
A reflection on challenges to be met and areas for future research are also proposed.
All of these requirements could be challenges to be met using conventional materials like steel and concrete.
The administration clearly still believes that problems aren't challenges to be met, they're opportunities to push a pre-existing agenda.
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