"taking on challenges" is correct and can be used in written English.
Here is an example sentence: "She is passionate about taking on challenges and always looks for new opportunities."
Taking on challenges together is actually one of the most effective ways of building strong feelings between two people.
It's also worth taking on challenges like car races and wingsuit courses to obtain upgrades; you can compete against ghosts of your friends as an added incentive.
In addition to experts exploring how young companies are taking on challenges like healthcare, climate change, and the profusion of "fake news" across social media, a range of startups from Columbia students and alumni competed for $250,000 of seed funding.
Taking on challenges in areas outside your daily grind is intellectually stimulating and catalytic.
Taking on challenges and taking the 'red pill' made me a better leader.
Can you imagine taking on challenges such as climate change impacts, ocean acidification, and the bleaching of coral reefs?
He had seen his son take on challenges during the trip and had confidence in him.
For Elliott, the point of misogi is to "take on challenges that radically expand your sense of what's possible.
Take on challenges that seem beyond your reach.
We take on challenges with a lot of heart.
"I like challenges and I think I take on challenges head on," Gharpetian said.
