The phrase "a hard time experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing difficulty in going through or feeling a particular experience or emotion.
Example: "She had a hard time experiencing joy after the loss of her pet."
Alternatives: "struggling to feel" or "difficulty in experiencing".
Those who don't live near one of her current exhibitions have an even harder time experiencing Kusama's work, as she hasn't had a North American tour in 20 years.
Because Web users are likelier to visit more established Web sites, Labatt says Theglobe.com will have a hard time luring experienced users away, and may only be able to draw from the relatively limited pool of new users.
JAKARTA– I'm mid-way through a trip to Indonesia at the request of the State Department, and I'm finding a hard time putting the experience into words.
Adobe's product management lead for XD Andrew Shorten stressed that before acquiring Sayspring and integrating it into XD, its users had a hard time building voice experiences.
One of the general practitioners said: " She probably has a hard time putting her experience of physical problems into a context.
He said that he had had a hard time processing what he experienced there, and the color bars provided some distance.
Available from: Diykyoto.co.uk Inventor and Eel Pie resident Trevor Baylis may have experienced a hard time getting financial backing for his wind-up radio concept - he used to travel the breadth of the UK for pre-arranged pitch meetings only to turned away at the door - but he's certainly been vindicated by its subsequent success.
Well I had to stop volleyball and taekwondo for a little while because my knees were really bad and I have been experiencing like a hard time breathing.
Similarly, young conductors can have a hard time amassing the kind of experience necessary to take over a professional orchestra.
You can tell from his prose that he had a hard time allowing himself to have this experience.
