The phrase "generate challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to talk about creating difficulties or problems in a particular situation. For example, "In order to stretch our team's problem-solving abilities, we decided to generate challenges in the form of strategy-based activities."
This article argues that organization public relationships (OPR) generate challenges for PR as both a practical and theoretical discipline.
These paradigms were selected due to their different communication and computation behaviors, which generate challenges for students when they wish to improve performance application metrics.
At the same time as new technology offers opportunities, the technology-enabled distributed network of actors generate challenges for emergency handling.
Fallout from Mrs Robinson's peccadillos and dissatisfaction over the policing deal may generate challenges from both moderates (the Ulster Unionist Party, now closely linked to the British Conservative Party) and more extreme elements such as the Traditional Unionist Voice.
346 Substantive amendments can generate challenges to data analysis and interpretation if they occur part way through the trial (eg, changes in eligibility criteria), 348 and can introduce bias if the changes are made based on the trial data.
However, although they enable diversity and ease of access to content, they also generate challenges when copyright-protected content is uploaded without prior authorisation from rightholders.
Nishigaki and Koike [10] proposed to use user's email history to generate challenge questions.
Once the system identifies the various locations of a user, the next challenge is to generate challenge questions automatically.
Similarly, another work [18] used email activities to generate challenge questions (e.g., who sent you the most emails?).
We developed an Android application that supports devices running Android 2.3 or higher to collect autobiographical user data, and then analyzes the collected data to generate challenge questions.
Nosseir et al. [9] proposed a method that uses electronic personal history (e.g. personal calendar data) to generate challenge questions in order to authenticate users.
