The phrase "a rather cumbersome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is awkward, heavy, or difficult to manage or handle.
Example: "The new software update is a rather cumbersome process that requires multiple steps to complete."
Alternatives: "somewhat unwieldy" or "quite burdensome".
I had had a rather cumbersome journalistic idea.
I had further problems with a rather cumbersome narrative framing device.
But the mirrored art deco walls of his ballroom are finally stripped away – in a rather cumbersome scene change – to reveal a supporting framework of cages hidden beneath.
And now the aquarium on the Delaware River waterfront -- which opened in 1992 with a rather cumbersome moniker, The Thomas H. Kean New Jersey State Aquarium at Camden -- will get a new name.
"Evidence does show monies were commingled, transportation funds were transferred to cover a temporary shortfall in the operating fund, invoices were not turned in for patient airline tickets and a rather cumbersome set of records was maintained," he wrote.
This can be done in a rather cumbersome manner by invoking the series expansion representation of U ·,·,x) (cf. [23]) and retaining the leading order in (bar gamma ).
Roger A. Enrico, 55, the chairman and chief executive who transformed PepsiCo from an expansive and rather cumbersome conglomerate into a streamlined packaged-foods company, announced yesterday that he would retire by the end of next year.
[C12.] PepsiCo Chief to Retire Next Year Roger A. Enrico, 55, left, the chairman and chief executive of PepsiCo, who transformed the company from an expansive and rather cumbersome conglomerate into a streamlined packaged-foods company, announced that he would retire by the end of next year.
As with the avidin-biotin system, the use of a chase step could therefore be a solution, but would be rather cumbersome with a risk of immunogenicity and hypersensitivity side-effects.
However a hands-free device that includes a wired controller seems rather cumbersome.
An alternative approach to assess the degree of variable shunt associated with CA involves standard ABG analysis, where arterial blood is sampled close to the end-inspiratory and end-expiratory stages, a procedure that is rather cumbersome and, in our experience, unreliable.
