The phrase "challenges imposed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to obstacles or difficulties that are imposed upon someone or something. For example, you could say "The challenges imposed by the pandemic have been difficult to overcome."
Such operation addresses the challenges imposed by the slow analyte transport in designing sensitive bioaffinity assays.
Species inhabiting rivers face challenges imposed by the unidirectional flowing nature of their environment.
The aim is to highlight the complexities confronting numerical modelers in meeting challenges imposed by space weather research and forecasting.
Many are the challenges imposed by solid tumors for a successful development of CAR T-cell immunotherapy.
This chapter discusses the.NET platform, which is Microsoft's answer to the challenges imposed by this new paradigm.
On the other side, a growing number of media institutions have begun to interact positively with the challenges imposed on the media.
It is encouraging to see the higher education community try to address the challenges imposed by rising college costs, but it cannot succeed without our help.
In contrast to savoring this wonderful growth, we have had to deal with the challenges imposed by taking a 10% permanent cut in our State funding.
As someone who worked for an independent florist (until it went out of business), I understand the challenges imposed by supermarket sellers and online delivery services.
Here, we discuss how plants, notably those using C4 photosynthesis, diversified in response to environmental challenges imposed by declining atmospheric CO2 content in recent geological time.
This study was born in the context of new challenges imposed by the recast of the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
