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The phrase "a struggle to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the difficulty of maintaining something, whether it be a relationship, a job, or a personal goal.
Example: "After the recent changes in management, it has become a struggle to keep the team motivated and focused on our objectives."
Alternatives: "a challenge to maintain" or "a fight to hold on to".
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It was a struggle to keep it going".
It was a struggle to keep Ari alive.
The best marathon of all was hardly a race but rather a struggle to keep moving.
It's a struggle to keep the doors open due to a greedy landlord.
But even here on the walls, it is a struggle to keep the focus where it belongs.
The final years of Irving's life became a struggle to keep the Lyceum company a going concern.
I get paid to track this stuff, and I, too, find it a struggle to keep up.
"I tell you," McCloskey says of the crazy things his competitors do, "it's a struggle to keep things real".
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United face an uphill struggle to keep a clean sheet on Sunday, so will need their strikers to maintain their form.
Theirs was a constant struggle to keep the ball on the move, a feat they managed better in the second half.
Pound shops face a continual struggle to keep prices down, after all, inflation means that a pound doesn't go as far as it did.
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