The phrase "pass a challenge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to successfully complete or overcome a difficult task or obstacle. Example: Sarah worked hard and was able to pass the challenge of climbing to the top of the mountain.
He is slightly less happy and rather more confused when he is told that they are all "non-housemates" and must earn the right to become a housemate through passing a challenge.
The bill still needed to be approved by Egypt's current military rulers and pass a constitutional challenge.
"A blanket rule prohibiting the sponsor from having any rights to a parking space would probably not pass a court challenge," he said.
Children who showed some peanut sensitivity and were sorted into the peanut-eating group had to pass a peanut food challenge to make sure they could handle their assignment.
To further characterize the respiratory reserve of infants who are breathing ambient air or who pass a room air challenge test at 36 weeks, a 15-minute trial of FiO2 of 0.15 (the equivalent of the O2 partial pressure at 8000 feet altitude) was originally performed prior to discharge.
When the power of Congress to pass a statute is challenged, the function [p120] of this Court is to determine whether legislative action lies clearly outside the constitutional grant of power to which it has been, or may fairly be, referred.
Still, there's something in my brain that doesn't let me pass up a challenge, so I went home and somehow got Anthony on board.
He passed a soy challenge too, and this opened a door to Asia.
That may not be enough against the Huskies, but at least the Red Storm passed a simple challenge last night.
On Day 8, patients passing a naloxone challenge received XR-NTX.
