The phrase "a struggle compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two struggles or challenges, highlighting the differences in their intensity or difficulty.
Example: "Running a marathon is a struggle compared to simply jogging around the block."
Alternatives: "a challenge in relation to" or "a difficulty when measured against".
All their work since, Mr. Spielberg added, "has been pretty much a struggle, compared to how easy that was".
I can usually get in when I want, but it can be a bit of a struggle compared to lesser-known places.
Comparing the two title wins (1985 and 1987), Southall said that the latter success was "more rewarding and satisfying" as it had proved to be "more of a struggle" compared to the ease in which the title was won in the former campaign.
One of the problems of armed revolutionary struggle compared to unarmed revolutionary struggle is the dependence upon foreign supporters, which can then be leveraged after victory.
At times recently there's been something of a suggestion that Chivas should be moved and rebranded, given how much they are struggling compared to their StubHub Center neighbors, the Galaxy.
It means Norway's official unemployment level – already struggling compared to its neighbours since the 2008 global crash – is artificially low.
Where Weka struggles compared to its Python-based rivals is in its lack of support and its status as more of a plug and play machine learning solution.
Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was ninth, again struggling compared to team-mate Alonso, 0.434secs adrift of the Spaniard.
With Groupon generally on the decline, or at least struggling compared to the days of regular acquisitions worldwide, why would Neoh get back into the business?
McLaren's Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen were seventh and eighth ahead of Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, who was again struggling compared to team-mate Alonso and was 1.31secs behind the Spaniard.
