The phrase "a difficult connection to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges in establishing a relationship or link between two concepts, ideas, or entities.
Example: "There is often a difficult connection to make between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the field of science."
Alternatives: "a challenging link to" or "a tough relationship to".
It strikes me that to convey faith to children, you must have faith, and once you have more than one faith in the mix, conveying more than a cultural connection to either is difficult at best.
It is extremely difficult for anyone without a family connection to get a green card for the US unless they are sponsored by their employer - and "after September 11 last year most companies stopped sending staff there," says Thomas.
Between O'Malley's overemphasis on pathos over policy, Chafee's uncomfortable speaking style and Webb's allusions to murdering a man, it was difficult to feel a close personal connection to any of these three candidates.
Of course the loss of the Weekend makes for a much more difficult connection between Motown and OVO because he was the next superstar behind the label's hero.
That's a connection difficult to sustain when renting studio space by the hour around the city.
For instance, instructors and students may conceptualize "difficult ideas" in Calculus I as those ideas related to solving difficult problems, such as differentiating a complicated function or as ideas related to making difficult connections, such as how differentiation is related to integration beyond the procedural relationship.
How is it possible that we can find it so difficult to find meaningful connection to someone or something outside ourselves?
40A Park Street, 0117 926 2987, bristolfolkhouse.co.uk It's difficult to avoid Bristol's connection to the slave trade.
It is Ms. Dexter's honesty about a difficult life and connection with her surroundings that motivate her to interpret songs not just snatched from the recipe box of standards.
Smile in the face of adversity and difficult connections with others.
