The phrase 'challenges of new' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the difficulties that come with something that is new or unfamiliar. For example: "The students faced many challenges of new when taking on their first college classes."
Still, he said, "One of the challenges of new technology is that it takes time to learn the ways a technology can fail.
Few were able to set up networks of alliances that could withstand the challenges of new leaders who emerged with their own armed supporters and wealthy allies.
We have a long track record of adapting to the challenges of new technologies and new media, and of figuring out self-control.
Because their power was based on violence and personal relations, the legitimacy of the caudillos' rule was always in doubt, and few could withstand the challenges of new leaders who emerged among their own followers and wealthy patrons.
In more than a decade of combat overseas, the military and V.A. have continually had to adjust to the challenges of new traumas with new treatments, as with the epidemic of brain injuries and post-traumatic stress.
For instance, when he was discussing the challenges of new fame, on 1999's "The Real Slim Shady," the beats and the words collided in a happily constrained way, like marbles being shaken in a jar.
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It beat off the challenge of new entry Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, the third instalment in the franchise, in which vampires and werewolves face off.
And, along with the perennial challenge of new work, there was an element of pleasure (this may be too bubbly a word) in exploring fresh territories.
Falling a decent 36%, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel comfortably held on to the top spot for a second week, rebuffing the challenge of new releases such as Neill Blomkamp's Chappie.
