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Free sign upThe phrase "high challenge" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or task that is difficult or requires a lot of effort. Here is an example: "The students were excited about the high challenge presented by their final project, knowing that it would push them to think critically and creatively."
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high challenge
noun
Tackle that is high up the targeted player's shin/legs
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High challenge and low skill produce anxiety.
But that was a kind of acting that needed high challenge and very demanding company.
A useful book for high challenge dancers by a long-time Tech Squares member.
However, consistent understanding of the fundamental nature of nanoscaled Si remains a high challenge.
If my skill level is medium and the activity is of high challenge, I might feel aroused.
"Stupid," said Hiddink, who looked relieved when Zhirkov was subsequently shown a yellow card rather than red for a high challenge on Marveaux.
Andy Sambrook was shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Adam Rundle, a decision that even appeared to surprise Mansfield's manager Peter Shirtliff.
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Social mediagoes crazy over Inter Milan midfielder Felipe Melo's neck-high challenge on Lazio's Lucas Biglia.
Mid-to-high challenge, though we escaped with over a minute left on the clock.
Connacht's Mike McCarthy then caught the onrushing Vincent Clerc with a neck-high challenge and was promptly sin-binned.
He caught Tettey with a knee-high challenge and was shown a straight red card by Andre Marriner.
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