The phrase "a problem of the difficulty" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific issue related to difficulty, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project presents a problem of the difficulty that we need to address before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a problem with the difficulty" or "an issue of difficulty".
A problem of particular difficulty and importance is posed by the Greek New Testament.
The best efforts of chemists to reconstruct molecules typical of life in the laboratory have shown only that it is a problem of fiendish difficulty.
The element connectivity problem (ELC-SNDP, or ELC) is a problem of intermediate difficulty.
This paper addresses these gaps by studying the joint effect of two factors the difficulty of solving a problem and the difficulty of verifying the correctness of a solution on the ability of groups of varying sizes to converge to correct solutions.
Accurate simulation of these interfaces presents a problem of considerable difficulty on several levels.
But the report does at least throw into sharper relief a problem of our times: the difficulty that arises whenever a religious institution practises a body of law which co-exists with, and sometimes competes with, secular law.The legal system used by the Catholic church is known as canon law.
This is a problem of difficulty and challenge.
The management of severe deficiency of pelvic bone stock in revision hip surgery is a critical problem because of the difficulty in providing a stable and durable fixation of the new prosthesis.
Nevertheless, the systematic design of IT2FLCs remains an attractive problem because of the difficulty in finding the parameters associated with IT2FLCs.
And, as the GWP's mantra puts it, "Water is a problem of governance, above all .Yet despite the difficulties, the Johannesburg targets—and also Mr Camdessus's own professed aim of achieving universal access to clean water and basic sanitation by 2025 are achievable.
