The phrase 'withstand challenges' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of persevering or being strong enough to handle difficult situations. Example sentence: The organization has been able to withstand challenging conditions and remain competitive.
A tournament player has to accumulate chips to withstand challenges, which become more consequential as the match progresses.
Ms. Del Pino said the agency believes the regulations contain "some of the strongest tenant protection provisions in the nation" and will withstand challenges in court.
Since she was the fourth of 12 riders in her flight, the only question was whether her time would withstand challenges by later riders.
After consulting experts in Senate rules and procedure, the Democrats said they were increasingly confident that they could legislate creation of a public plan in a way that would withstand challenges expected from Republicans.
Jeffrey C. Feldman, executive director of the Brooklyn Democratic Committee, said that his organization was actively considering helping candidates withstand challenges, because in a crowded field, he argued, it is easier for a candidate with organizational support to win.
One year later, Mrs. Merkel's tone has shifted from praise and outward optimism to one of caution and reassurance that Germans can withstand challenges posed by the euro zone crisis in 2012.
The Boston University group's results may withstand challenge.
I can withstand challenge from without and within... Together we're going to take this city.
The companies maintain that a federal law not only barring future suits but also voiding those already filed would withstand challenge.
It needs a strategy, one that explains exactly what the criteria for release of data are, sets out security safeguards that withstand challenge and introduces tough penalties for any breach that demonstrate a genuine respect for privacy.
Two very old records once again withstood challenges.
