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The phrase "a difficult tournament for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tournament that presents significant challenges for a specific group or individual.
Example: "The championship was a difficult tournament for the inexperienced players, who struggled to keep up with the competition."
Alternatives: "a challenging tournament for" or "a tough tournament for".
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It was a difficult tournament for Giovanni Trapattoni's team, looking very much like a side whose players, ideas and approach were all out of date.
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On Tuesday, Watson told reporters that the course could make for a difficult tournament, saying: "In four days, I'll tell you how much I really like it or hate it".
It is a difficult tournament, a very strange tournament".
"This is a really big tournament to win and a difficult tournament too, so I'll enjoy this," said the world number one.
It's probably the most difficult tournament for us".
This was an extremely difficult tournament.
It's the most difficult tournament to win as a player.
Williams was given a difficult draw for this tournament and faces a potential quarterfinal showdown against Jennifer Capriati, who was pushed to three sets in her opening-round victory over Denisa Chladkova, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2.
The United States leaves today for France to play in the FIFA Confederations Cup and Coach Bruce Arena, echoing comments from his European counterparts, said the tournament comes at a difficult time for his top players.
Not only have the Republic of Ireland got a fantastic record, but they've reached major tournaments and have shown they're a difficult team for any opponent.
It could be a difficult test for Kentucky, which has won at least one tournament game every year since 1987.
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