"intensifying challenge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a difficult or demanding situation that becomes increasingly harder or more intense over time. Example: The athletes faced an intensifying challenge as they progressed through each round of the competition, pushing their physical and mental limits to the extreme.
Antisemitism is on the rise, and presents a very real and intensifying challenge: but it does not define the British Jewish experience.
WASHINGTON — The last three United Nations climate change summit meetings have been disorderly affairs, marked by brinkmanship, breakdowns and a weary sense that there has to be a better way to address the intensifying challenge of a simmering planet.
Atrial fibrillation and stroke constitute an intensifying challenge, and health care organizations are calling for awareness on the topic.
At least 26 countries are now assisting in the search for the plane, intensifying challenges of co-ordinating ground, sea and aerial efforts.
Yet while Beame was described by allies and adversaries alike as kind and honorable, he also seemed paralyzed by the intensifying challenges of his office.
By Jeff Nussbaum October 16, 2015 While New York City Mayor Abraham Beame was described by allies and adversaries alike as kind and honorable, he also seemed paralyzed by the intensifying challenges of his office.
Moreover, both countries are facing intensified challenges of international terrorism and extremism, given their trends towards re-groupings, so-called state building and the accompanying wars and violence.
I hope we can get back to working together on the Committee on Citizens Freedomss and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, because the years ahead will see intensified challenges to, and dilemmas regarding, fundamental rights and we have to be even more systematic in our work.
David Cameron is intensifying his challenge to Salmond.
The win comes at a time when many Japanese seem more open than ever to change, after years of failed efforts to end their nation's economic slump, and as an intensifying territorial challenge by China has nudged this long pacifist nation toward accepting a more robust military.
"This drop is striking in the context of intensifying global challenges," says the report.
