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The phrase "a difficult time comprehending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a struggle or challenge in understanding something, whether it be a concept, text, or situation.
Example: "Many students had a difficult time comprehending the complex theories presented in the lecture."
Alternatives: "struggling to understand" or "having trouble grasping".
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Studies suggested that even with the assistance of dynamic visualization, learners may still experience a difficult time comprehending the dynamic and interactive structures of biological systems (Buckley and Quellmalz 2013; Hmelo-Silver and Pfeffer 2004; Rundgren and Tibell 2010; Tasker and Dalton 2006).
Students often have a difficult time comprehending abstract ideas about protein structure, folding, and stability when they learn about them from textbooks and lectures only.
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Students, do you have a hard time comprehending that racial discrimination was legal until the 1960s?
Many dealers are advertising discounts that even they have a hard time comprehending.
They also had a hard time comprehending numbers when they were written as words.
Because success in their early days required less paperwork and fewer checks and controls, they often have a difficult time empathising with staff – or fully comprehending how much responsibility is now on their shoulders.
Adolescence is a difficult time.
This is a difficult time".
It was a difficult time.
It is a difficult time.
She was going through a difficult time.
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