"meeting challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to confronting or overcoming difficulties. For example, "My team is ready for the upcoming competition; we are eager to try our best and meet any challenges that come our way."
The aim is to highlight the complexities confronting numerical modelers in meeting challenges imposed by space weather research and forecasting.
Having lived in Canada for 10 years, Mr. Milton has grown accustomed to a different way of meeting challenges.
The next review, Mr. Grossman said, might be entitled "City Meeting Challenges," if indeed it does so.
A crucial secondary goal was to position students to recognize their self-worth, through meeting challenges, positive communication with adults, and reciprocal peer support.
The variations provided by the blended course design served well in meeting challenges set in the learning outcomes and learning standard, and the learning environment was found to be enjoyable for the students.
When asked how important social software will be to their organization's success in meeting challenges over the next two years, 31% of respondents in organizations with less than one thousand employees said it will be important to growing revenue, a much higher frequency than respondents from all other size businesses.
To stay dynamic, companies must make meeting challenge a part of the organization's norms.
Billed as the Pontiac-GMC Annual Meeting Challenge Cup 2000, the event at Copper Mountain, Colo., brings members together for 11 days of racing and slopeside entertainment.
After sources who were at the meeting challenged that claim, Trump Jr. tweeted that he'd heard the Russian lawyer had dirt on Clinton and that the Russian government wanted to hand it over to help President Trump's campaign.
It follows Goodall during diverse days across three continents, viewing chimpanzees in the jungle and hippos in steamy pools in Tanzania; encountering explosive, calving glaciers in Greenland; and meeting challenged youth on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.
Nane Annan delivers keynote at World of Children Awards NEW YORK, 18 November 2003 – International and regional school children brought together at UNICEF headquarters for a Global Town Hall meeting challenged the three 2003 World of Children honorees on issues critical to children's rights.
