The phrase "a difficult partnership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a partnership that presents challenges or obstacles, often in a business or collaborative context.
Example: "Despite their shared goals, the two companies found themselves in a difficult partnership that strained their resources."
Alternatives: "a challenging partnership" or "a tough collaboration".
"50-50 is a very difficult partnership," he said.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- When American and Pakistani agents captured Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban's operational commander, in the chaotic port city of Karachi last January, both countries hailed the arrest as a breakthrough in their often difficult partnership in fighting terrorism.
But does it spell the demise of the often difficult partnership between President Trump and corporate America?
Smith's experience as a novelist persuaded her, once again, to change her mind and her essay restores faith in "the difficult partnership between reader and writer".
Their difficult partnership weaves yet another strand into the drama of the euro, adding to the uncertain future of the EU itself.The blues in BerlinDuring the euro crisis Ms Merkel has often seemed torn, refusing such things as a concessionary interest rate for Greece, only to change her mind later.
And frankly, it's not the hardest chase: a former cop with demons is dragged reluctantly from isolated retirement for one last case; the bad dreams and the flashbacks; the difficult partnership; sex workers murdered and mutilated; the rain in Manchester … well, I'm not so bothered about that one – it does, literally all the time.
The often difficult partnership between Richards and Jagger is referred to throughout the work and coverage of this has caused much media interest.
According to this reporting, it appears Pichai is admired for his ability to amicably work out difficult partnerships both within and outside of Google, a challenge he'll face amid pressure from without over growing Samsung power and from within over maintaining Rubin's "focus" on finding the right amount of Google services to pitch to Android users.
I'm getting Denmark (The Killing, The Bridge), The Fall, even a hint of Endeavour, with young DS Boyce; plus everything else that involves reluctant, unretiring cops with demons and difficult partnerships etc.
