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The phrase "a difficult conquest for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a challenging achievement or victory that is particularly hard to attain for someone or something.
Example: "Winning the championship was a difficult conquest for the underdog team, but their perseverance paid off in the end."
Alternatives: "a tough challenge for" or "a hard-won victory for".
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Yet she and Greene were together only 10 years; she was a difficult conquest, and an immature love that he grew out of.
HERR BOHM: From the point of view of conspiracy with which the SA is charged here, do you know that it was said to have always been the task of the SA, especially in the years 1933 to 1939, to prepare Germany, and especially the youth, for a difficult war of conquest by instilling, increasing, and maintaining a warlike spirit in Germany, especially among the youth?
Acadia's people were placed in a difficult position by the conquest.
That's a difficult task for Beijing.
It's a difficult world for them.
This is a difficult time for doctors.
That was a difficult one for me.
It was a difficult afternoon for us.
"It's a difficult situation for me.
"It was a difficult period for me.
"It's a difficult decision for Levy.
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