"challenged successfully" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe when someone has overcome a difficult situation or obstacle. Example: Despite facing numerous obstacles, the team challenged successfully and managed to win the championship.
That process has already been challenged successfully in the State Supreme Court.
The Serb challenged successfully, but with transparent unfairness then had to replay the point.
Their meetings were closed to the press and, indeed, to all outsiders, an arrangement that was soon challenged — successfully — in court.
But most of all, they clashed over a line-item veto that Mr. Romney said was essential to reducing spending in Washington and that Mr. Giuliani challenged successfully in the Supreme Court.
Botvinnik lost the title in 1957 to Vasily Smyslov but regained it the following year; in 1960 he was challenged successfully by Mikhail Tal, but he once more regained the championship in 1961.
But there was an almost surreal atmosphere at Tynecastle as Hearts fans struggled to come to terms with the loss of the man who did so much to restore faith among the faithful, but the Old Firm really can be challenged successfully.
That seemed to be the end of his political career, since no party has managed to challenge successfully the supermajority the A.N.C. has held since the first fully democratic elections in 1994, when apartheid ended.
The rumen challenge successfully decreased rumen pH and altered rumen volatile fatty acid profiles.
Ministers are concerned that millions of pounds have had to be spent settling civil claims which the government was prevented from challenging successfully, because that would have involved revealing secret intelligence in open court.
Eventually the bad days became lessons, the hard ones challenges successfully completed and the happy, laugh-filled days, -- well, those I will never forget.
He liked tales of resistance to injustice that ended well or big challenges successfully met.
