The part of a sentence "I face a challenge" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a difficult situation or task that one is currently facing. For example, "I face a challenge of finding a way to balance my work and family responsibilities."
As each of them are stories in their own right, I faced a challenge as to how to review them.
"I just think about that every time we play, I face a big challenge, my biggest opponent, and that's what I want to go through".
"It has been a great project for me both personally as well as sporting and now I face a new challenge which is what I have always looked to do in my career and my life," he told the Atletico website. .
[C4.] EchoStar Deal Is Facing a Challenge The Justice Department and several states plan to go to court today to challenge EchoStar's proposed $26 billion acquisition of Hughes Electronics and its DirecTV satellite unit, people briefed on the situation said.
The leadership team and I face an interesting challenge, to re-familiarise ourselves with our youth.
Each time I do this I face an additional challenge of how to explain to my new colleagues that I don't join them in night shifts because I have melanoma.
"I face a lot of challenges as a parent, because I'm a touring musician and have an unconventional lifestyle compared to most people," said Grace.
Given the diversity of these programs and their respective student cohorts, my fellow educators and I face a number of challenges while delivering this course.
For my maiden political stump speech, I faced a daunting challenge.
So when I ended up being not just a consultant in development, but an actual on-set advisor on the film, I faced an interesting challenge in figuring out what my place was there.
