The phrase "examination of challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you wish to describe a comprehensive assessment of difficult and complex issues or obstacles. For example, "The researchers conducted an extensive examination of challenges faced by the homeless population."
Yet in their mutual, sincere examination of the challenges and rewards of finding and maintaining contentment, they strike me as two of the year's most joyous films.
The fate of hundreds of youths imprisoned under joint enterprise rules could be affected by the criminal court of appeal's examination of test challenges over the so-called foresight rule.
The festival's listing for the event made it sound like a journalistic discussion, an examination of "the challenges of writing about Occupy Wall Street as it unfolds," among other things.
OSH knowledge management and e-learning are considered in turn in the light of current research knowledge, with examination of the challenges and requirements of small businesses.
Examination of the challenges presented in the literature in combination with the well established NIST definition allow us to derive a set of requirements for a cloud monitoring framework.
The use of a real remotely sensed data source allows for a more complete examination of the challenges faced in implementing assimilation strategies than previous studies where observations were synthetically generated.
The third story offers an examination of the challenges facing schools that have been put on warning by the U.S. Department of Education to correct patterns of systemic discrimination, as well as a short "implicit association" test allowing readers to gauge their own subconscious biases. .
These challenges have been documented by individual organizations in Australia [ 8] and Canada [ 9] but a more comprehensive examination of implementation challenges is lacking [ 10].
Information on these impediments may serve as a starting point for additional in-depth examination of such challenges, as well as to inform national and European organizations with an interest in autism and autism research and health care policy makers.
