The phrase "systemic challenge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a problem or issue that affects an entire system, rather than just an individual part of it. Example: The education system in our country is facing a systemic challenge as many schools lack proper funding and resources, leading to unequal opportunities for students.
Besides the threat to Western economic interests that this industrial policy poses, it is also a systemic challenge to the global economic system built on the norm of market-based competition.
Reinvigorating social work is deliberately ambitious due to the scale of the systemic challenge.
Romain Pardo, ISDS and TTIP – A miracle cure for a systemic challenge?
"Anything else would amount to a systemic challenge for the entire European Union," she told the BGA trade association.
It's not just a matter of keeping embarrassing photos or hot-button political views off your online profile; there's another, more systemic challenge, according to Rothbard.
Similarly, early results indicate systemic challenge with LPS induces fever and suppresses REMS to a greater extent in NSE-IL1R1 mice than in gfa2-IL1R1 mice.
Earlier this week, Merkel told an audience of German business leaders that any exception to the EU's single market rules would represent "a systemic challenge for the entire European Union".
While this is the first EPO decision in an opposition procedure concerning the Broad patent portfolio, the outcome may have implications for other related patents as the rationale for the revocation reflects a larger, systemic challenge based on the different rules regarding priority claims in different jurisdictions.
In The Washington Post, the columnist Harold Meyerson last month derided American elites for treating China "more as an investment opportunity than a systemic challenge" and echoed approvingly comments by a Chinese leader that American democracy was a game for the rich.
The Southeast in general is tax averse, which presents a systemic challenge to those who advocate raising taxes on cigarettes.
Ludwig calls the tutoring a safety net for those students, and a potential solution to what's been an intractable systemic challenge for urban school districts across the country.
