The phrase "a difficult and confusing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, task, or concept that is hard to understand or navigate.
Example: "The instructions provided were a difficult and confusing read, leaving many participants unsure of what to do next."
Alternatives: "challenging and perplexing" or "hard and unclear".
The US can be a difficult and confusing export destination.
Molly Redden Trump has a difficult and confusing relationship with Wall Street and it's not likely to get any better now that he is in the White House.
On the petition, Sheen highlighted the plight of these young people: "Being a teenager is a difficult and confusing time but being a teenager and homeless leaves you dangerously vulnerable," he said.
The choice of right materials, techniques, and systems for a building project was always important to ensure built environment sustainability but these days it has also become a difficult and confusing task owing to the availability of a wide array of processes, systems, techniques and materials (PSTM).
It is troubling that getting involved has been such a difficult and confusing process, especially considering that participation is a basic principle of democracy.
Because I've been a teacher, and I know that for the vast majority of parents, report card night is a difficult and confusing one.
Bouillabaisse has long had a reputation for being difficult and confusing.
14 15 The findings also support previous survey and interview research, 4 7 8 11 suggesting that respondents can find ethnic self-identification using an open response format difficult and confusing.
Buying a car in Singapore is difficult and confusing.
Sergeant Vela's former platoon commander, Sgt. First Class Steven Kipling, said the shooting of Mr. Janabi was a result of Iraq's violent environment and the often difficult and confusing choices that servicemen make daily.
In the beginning, I thought this situation would be preferable to a full transition, but it was ultimately (of course, I see now) just difficult and confusing.
