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"uniquely challenging" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective phrase used to describe something that requires a special ability or effort to accomplish. It is usually used when the challenge is above average and requires something more than just ordinary effort. Example: The project was uniquely challenging and required creativity to achieve the desired outcome.
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Federal requirements for testing water for lead are unique — and uniquely challenging.
And somehow he makes the unique - and uniquely challenging!
"It is uniquely challenging".
2. The ages of your children are uniquely challenging.
But these things have made it uniquely challenging.
I've discovered that my rounds have not only become more enjoyable, but also uniquely challenging.
What's uniquely challenging from a musical perspective, says Parker, is the distance between the musician and the instrument.
It's easy — and sometimes justified — to criticize security systems as flawed or inadequate, but securing a museum is uniquely challenging.
Provision of intrauterine devices and implants, which have high upfront costs, can be uniquely challenging in the abortion care setting.
There is a real problem here, but perhaps it's not that young people are increasingly mentally or emotionally unwell, or because the difficulties they face are uniquely challenging.
He believes the multibillion-dollar project could transform daily life for millions of people in this uniquely challenging metropolis, and potentially expand west from Nigeria to Ghana.
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remarkably challenging
uniquely demanding
unambiguously challenging
unusually challenging
characteristically challenging
uniquely engaging
specifically challenging
distinctly challenging
extraordinarily challenging
uniquely provocative
uniquely stressful
uniquely formidable
uniquely complex
uniquely ambitious
uniquely tricky
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