The phrase "a difficult fight for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a challenging struggle or battle for a particular cause, goal, or outcome.
Example: "The activists faced a difficult fight for environmental justice in their community."
Alternatives: "a tough battle for" or "a challenging struggle for".
But in America, a girl's cartoon is considered sissy stuff, and faces a difficult fight for broadcast or distribution.
Royal, who is the mother of Hollande's four children and was his long-term partner before he moved in with Trierweiler in 2007, is facing a difficult fight for a parliamentary seat in La Rochelle.
Norma Garcia, the news anchor for KXTX Telemundo 39 in Dallas, used her five minutes with Mr. Obama in the Blue Room to press him on the fate of the immigration legislation, which faces a difficult fight for passage in the Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House
As Mr. Trump has prepared to embark on a difficult fight for re-election, a small but ferocious operation within his campaign has helped install loyal allies atop the most significant state parties and urged them to speak up loudly to discourage conservative criticism of Mr. Trump.
"Banke was tough, and it was a difficult fight for me," he said.
"The Machida fight, I know most people think that'll be a difficult fight for me because he's beaten a lot of wrestlers, but I'd be very confident in that fight, as well.
Postol's size made it a difficult fight stylistically for a smaller man like Matthysse, and Pacquiao will look elsewhere.
It is hurtful to wage a long, difficult fight for a worthy cause, then have the successful outcome sliced and diced by a publication you have trusted and admired.
Israel and Hezbollah fought a short, intense war in 2006; it was an unexpectedly difficult fight for Israeli forces, which were surprised by the sophistication of Hezbollah's weaponry.
3. CAFTA -- Vote on the Central American Free Trade Agreement, setting the stage for a difficult fight in the House, where opposition to the trade pact is strong among lawmakers from textile regions in the South, manufacturing states in the Midwest and sugar-producing states like Florida, Louisiana, Minnesota and Wyoming.
He has quite the temper and any man who faces him is in for a difficult fight.
