"emergent challenge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a challenge or difficulty that arises unexpectedly or suddenly. Example: "The team was faced with an emergent challenge when a key member fell ill and was unable to complete their tasks on schedule."
The game features an emergent challenge system that slowly increments in difficulty the longer people play, along with a visual progression layer that will also morph and change to punctuate their journey and drive them further into the game.
Targeting such complexes and assemblies experimentally and looking at them in the context of the complete cell is an emergent challenge.
With the increasing use of 'smartphone' technologies, development of high-quality PDA-style software presents as an emergent challenge to field-based researchers.
Emergent challenges introduce uncertainty into TDR projects and are uncontrollable.
Emergent challenges in medical education support an implementation of trans-disciplinary case-based learning.
The emergent challenges and future developments of hollow Pt-based nanocatalysts are also discussed in this paper.
In this conference several leading authorities in the field address major dimensions of the interface of science, technology and ocean law both historically and in current-day perspective and emergent challenges in legal ordering of ocean uses for sustainability and equitability.
These principles include establishing policy initiatives to: encourage technological diversity, establish clear and progressive short to medium-term targets, enhance environmental monitoring systems and establish a malleable policy regime that directly resolves emergent challenges while simultaneously sustaining market momentum to ensure long-term targets are met.
Law's leadership should be open to generational diversity to solve its emergent challenges.
Of decisive issue is on what terms, via which strategies, African countries will contend with emergent challenges, some of which are of magnitudes and character neither encountered nor imaginable by "traditional" African thinkers, or, even, by senior contemporary thinkers.
It may also promote more timely responses to emergent challenges in dynamic health systems [ 2].
