The phrase 'a slew of difficulties' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a large number of problems or difficulties. Example Sentence: The company faced a slew of difficulties, ranging from financial issues to staffing problems.
Although the U-233 can in theory be used for nuclear weapons, a slew of engineering difficulties such as U-232 contamination are associated with extracting it from LFTRs specifically.
A first-time truck owner, she was soon bogged down by a slew of unanticipated difficulties.
Enduring social exclusion, isolation and high levels of poverty, coupled with a slew of policies and austerity cuts have disproportionately affected people with learning difficulties, says Duffy.
They also come with a slew of side effects – one of which is decreased libido and difficulty achieving orgasm.
One of the difficulties of that change was that after the Rothko case a slew of other litigation followed, attempting to use the Rothko ruling as a precedent.
Similarly, the introduction of postal address codes and the standardization of sizes of envelopes and cards, which are prerequisites for mechanical handling, are relatively slow because of difficulties inherent in the change of procedures.
BEIJING — China's premier delivered on Friday the clearest acknowledgment yet from a top Chinese official that the country's economy is slowing and faces a series of difficulties.
Disease-modifying OA drugs (DMOADs) have therefore become a major focus of research, but their development involves a number of difficulties, including slow disease progression and a lack of sensitivity of tools recommended by the regulatory agencies [ 16].
The program's relatively slow growth points to an array of difficulties, according to interviews with Afghan governors, NATO officials, members of the High Peace and Reintegration Council and Western diplomats.
"She had a lot of difficulties".
