The phrase "experience the challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing facing difficulties or obstacles in a particular situation, often in a motivational or encouraging context.
Example: "Join us for the adventure of a lifetime and experience the challenge of climbing the highest peaks."
Alternatives: "face the challenge" or "embrace the challenge."
I want them to experience the challenge of playing top teams.
You have to experience the challenge of the high street first hand before you can develop effective policies.
Driven into exile when Hitler came to power he was destined to experience the challenge of integration in a new country that was not insignificantly perhaps, a republic at war with tyranny: the United States.
By seeing transformation and change as a way to grow you have an influence on how you experience the challenge in a positive and less fearful way.
We experience the challenge of walking with and being with each other, accompanied by the Spirit And at end of day we will have gained insight into a simple, beautiful act of hospitality as we receive a cup of water and daily bread, an echo of the Lord's Prayer.
The core category in our findings describes how the community health care services, at both administrative level and in practical care, experience the challenge of "being between a rock and hard place".
The books are thrillers, but along the way, we can learn and experience the challenges and heady opportunities of what competitive governance looks like.
For those who do not have any experience, there is minimal reaction from them until they experience the challenges of the disease (HW).
Bathsheba experiences the challenge of integrating her inner masculine dimension.
Ben said he experienced "the challenge I was looking for," but could have done without heavy rains and hordes of mosquitoes that made the journey miserable at times.
We think we are quite aware of the importance, but we have also been experiencing the challenge presented by this task.
