The phrase "a difficulty associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or problems that are linked to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "There is a difficulty associated with implementing the new software system that we need to address."
Alternatives: "a challenge related to" or "an issue connected to".
A potential difficulty associated with remineralization of dental enamel is preferential remineralization of the dense mineralized outermost portion of enamel that can prevent complete remineralization by restricting distribution of mineral ions into the deeper region [7], [8], [9].
A further difficulty associated with wildlife is its wide taxonomic diversity [ 4].
In this respect, conceptual difficulties that stem from poor or limited knowledge of development (DV) were the most prevalent overall; of 742 student responses from survey 3, 305 indicated a conceptual difficulty associated with developmental, cellular, or molecular biology (Table 3).
However, limited convergence is an inherent difficulty associated with the series and needs to be addressed rigorously, prior to its application to a physical system.
In this study, rationing of nursing care appears as an organisational difficulty, associated with the way nurses perceive environmental constraints of practicing their profession and it is linked with patient outcomes such as patient satisfaction from nursing care.
However, a major practical difficulty associated with this approach is the large and erratic variability of quantile estimates with respect to the threshold value, which is not known a priori.
The collection of additional data exacerbates a second fundamental difficulty associated with DOT imaging: computational complexity.
"When someone has insomnia -- a long-term sleep difficulty associated with daytime impairment -- the first steps are to look into good sleep practices," Roth said.
For a private university like Wake Forest, which costs nearly $50,000 a year to attend, the difficulty associated with obtaining certain financial aid can pose problems for recruits not receiving athletic scholarships.
What transpires is an honest story about the difficulty associated with forging connections and finding meaning, conveyed with a light and often comedic touch.
