"challenges caused by" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a set of difficulties that have been created by some other factor. For example, "The challenges caused by climate change are becoming increasingly apparent."
But the study said the challenges caused by open water swims hampered life saving attempts.
"No one can deny that we're facing challenges caused by the hurricane," said Alex Scott, premier of Bermuda.
She pointed out that there were lots of hidden costs and challenges caused by variables like flight delays.
The group, which was criticized by Arab officials for a similar report last year, said the challenges caused by the deficiencies "may have become even graver".
The coincidence does serve to remind that the rebranding is coming as magazine publishers are confronting challenges caused by the economic cycle as well as technology.
Craig fought stoically for two and a half years and never stopped living his life despite the challenges caused by his disease.
"We are willing to work together with the EU to jointly tackle the challenges caused by climate change, observe common but differentiated responsibilities, equity and our respective capabilities to implement climate change solutions," he said.
Today is Left Handers' Day, an event organised by the UK-based Left-Handers Club, to "raise awareness of left-handedness and the challenges caused by living in such a right-handed world" and "dispel many of the superstitions and fictions that have surrounded left-handedness in many cultures for hundreds of years".
"Let's invite those candidates in who are bold enough to take on the tough challenges caused by an out-of-touch, out-of-control centralized government," she said, "and those who are humble enough to admit that they need you and they have seen the light".
But during the development of OSSperf, some challenges caused by non-matching service behavior emerged.
In doing so, TA helps deal with societal challenges caused by technology.
