The phrase "a difficult scenario for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a challenging situation that affects someone or something.
Example: "The pandemic created a difficult scenario for small businesses trying to survive."
Alternatives: "a challenging situation for" or "a tough circumstance for".
A new survey confirms a difficult scenario for bookstore owners: customers who enjoy browsing in a shop but buy books online.
"I haven't spoken to anybody there to be honest and they don't have a manager at the moment, so that's a difficult scenario for them," said Fenlon.
"You've got to say nine men is a difficult scenario for anybody, we finished up with a draw, it feels like a win".
For a larger iPad to exist at all is already likely a difficult scenario for most to wrap their head around, given Apple's current product mix and where a 12.9-inch tablet could fit.
The situation tested thus far--equal representation of several haplotypes--represents a difficult scenario for the majority vote mechanism, which is expected to perform better when a single haplotype is more prevalent.
Our event was a casualty of the moment, but one might say that free speech was a casualty too — which is a difficult scenario to watch for someone who relishes in the fact that this university was the birthplace of the Free Speech Movement just over 50 years ago!
However, revision of a fully cemented stem is often accompanied by extensive tibial bone loss and therefore presents a more difficult scenario for reimplantation of a revision device.
It can be seen that, even though these recordings are not from the same conversation (which is a very difficult scenario for multi-DOA estimation), when overlayed over each other, there are some portions with no overlap between them.
We find that, even for a difficult scenario with numerous obstructions, the partitioning method yields acceptably low-path gain estimation errors with a much-reduced number of measurements.
